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 1 I   |        I am one of the~men who gave themselves to be killed
 2 I   |       of the 20th March (1815) gave warning of a fresh storm,~
 3 II  | hundred thousand francs a year gave her the right to be as impertinent~
 4 IV  |        This interesting medley gave the Sceaux balls at that
 5 V   |   could not help smiling as he gave a visiting card to the~old
 6 V   |      his manner,~and presently gave him his hand.~ ~"You were
 7 V   |     The sixteenth century only~gave religious liberty to Europe,
 8 VI  | medical~profession; and I even gave up going into the Engineers
 9 VI  |       her sake. This~discovery gave her such intoxicating pleasure
10 VI  |      sufficiently~protect her, gave her enough freedom to enjoy
11 VI  |   while, at the same time, she gave it so much charm~that Mademoiselle
12 VII |       and his smallest actions gave the lie.~ ~On her side,
13 VII |   waistcoat pocket the card he~gave me when he fancied I wanted
14 VII |        our man, and~to whom he gave fifty thousand francs a
15 VII |  whispered into her ear, as he gave~her a thousand-franc note, "
16 VIII|    good and~generous he is. He gave up no less than a hundred
17 VIII|      of an illustrious writer, gave Monsieur Guiraudin de~Longueville
18 VIII|    made the cynical smile, she~gave him her arm, rode in his
19 VIII| Kergarouet. The young~Countess gave splendid entertainments