Chapter

 1 II |         she knew~nothing of his presence, that for the past two months
 2 II |    escape of La Valette, or the presence of mind~of a lady friend
 3 III|  antechamber, and came into the presence in a little wainscoted~drawing-room,
 4 III|        three hours spent in her presence went by like a~dream that
 5 III| children?"~ ~Mme. de Bargeton's presence of mind put an end to the
 6 III|  awkward and ill at ease in the presence of his idol, and as eager
 7 IV |       stood at attention in her presence, and waited motionless~for
 8 IV | suspicious cat; the young man's presence disturbed him. Each~was
 9 VI |       made a bet about it in my presence.~The Messieurs Didot are
10 VII|        public retraction in the presence~of witnesses of credit.