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1 13|   which she herself had set in~motion, Camille was compelled to
2 13|       the almost imperceptible motion of~the waist; they know
3 13|      her room, driven to rapid motion by the~impetuous movements
4 16|      incessantly. At the least motion Calyste~made, a singular
5 16| stricken mother owed the first~motion of joy that lightened her
6 17|    their daughters: "That is a motion that must not be~made;" "
7 18|       Beatrix was light,~life, motion, and the Unknown. Sabine
8 18|        vivacity, calmness, and motion which goes by the~term of
9 20|       Sabine~frantic; he would motion to the servants to take