Chapter

 1 I   |           ledge of~rock could you find so many different harmonies,
 2 I   |         to see the convent~and to find some means of entering it.
 3 I   |          one alone was certain to find him inexorable. The~General
 4 I   |   nationality was revealed.~ ~"We find France everywhere, it seems,"
 5 I   |          the~search had failed to find her. The suspicion aroused
 6 I   |   resurrection of~a lost love, to find her only to know that she
 7 II  |      great singer might strive to find a voice~for her love, her
 8 II  |           his house. Surprised to find so much piety in a French~
 9 II  |        Thither the priest came to find him, and brought~him to
10 III |       rare a~thing and so hard to find, that I doubted you, and
11 III |         soul! In Sister Theresa I~find the Duchess over again,
12 III |      still, the noblesse began to find~themselves out of their
13 III |     necessity; history will never find her behind the time. France~
14 IV  |       they should have set out to find~him, even in the fireless
15 IV  |           no need to do more than find a suitable~sarcophagus;
16 IV  |    historian is pretty certain to find some~representative figure,
17 IV  |        though she was prepared to find in it a solution of~her
18 VI  |        undaunted officer hoped to find a solution of several~scientific
19 VI  |      should be so fortunate as to find that my house~is agreeable
20 VI  |           to you, you will always find me at home in the~evening
21 VII |          fair actress appeared to find it hard to preserve her~
22 VII |          opened for them, or they find a language for themselves~
23 VIII|    accents in which a woman could find utterance~for ingenuous
24 VIII|        day of her life she~should find absolution for her sins
25 VIII|              Then I have still to find favour in your sight?"~ ~"
26 VIII|        like you;~I wish always to find favour in your eyes."~ ~
27 VIII| interrupted. "After it is over we find out those who love us~sincerely."~ ~"
28 VIII|           gilded over.~ ~"Yes, to find baseness in perfection,
29 VIII|           that you came hither to find it~against your will...
30 IX  |         Well, Antoinette does not find time heavy on her hands,
31 IX  |     little woman has driven me to find a~singular pastime," replied
32 IX  |    natural, dear me! And you will find the~law against you. How
33 X   |          dear niece. You will not find many families where the
34 X   |           choose."~ ~"Couldn't we find some good fellow in the
35 X   |  elsewhere! Just tell me where to find the page that~would be cut
36 X   |          clock that afternoon, to find his young cousin looking~
37 X   |          no human~power will ever find me again on this earth.
38 X   |           have no wings. We shall find her whether she is on the
39 X   |  Montriveau~nor his friends could find any trace of the Duchess.
40 X   |           that music; he tried to find~auguries of happiness in
41 X   |  Carmelite's half of~the parlour, find their way along the corridors,
42 X   |        were written on the doors, find Sister~Theresa's cell, surprise
43 X   |   horrified when she came back to find that the body was gone. ~