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 1 IV   |            cook,~so that they might know how to order a dinner and
 2 V    |         orphan; perhaps she did not know~that he loved her. On the
 3 VI   |            familiar, and which~they know how to evade, went into
 4 VII  |       friend, who certainly~did not know that he was there, the lovers
 5 VIII |             profits, Joseph. Do you know,~my boy, that this result
 6 VIII |            looked up quickly.) "You know all the secrets of~the cash-box.
 7 IX   |           that I was in love?"~ ~"I know everything, you rascal,"
 8 IX   |           totters,~and succeeds! to know the workings of every house
 9 IX   |            you are happier than~you know, by God! For she loves you.
10 IX   |           God! For she loves you. I know it."~ ~And he blinked his
11 IX   |          cannot be made to order, I know. I know, too, that you~can
12 IX   |            made to order, I know. I know, too, that you~can be trusted.
13 IX   |            man, to whom love gave I know not what power of courage
14 IX   |           take it, Joseph, you must know that there are ten years
15 X    |            fine calling."~ ~"Yes. I know a master house-painter,
16 XI   |        Augustine, you cannot surely know what a painter is?" cried
17 XI   |      Noverre. Oh, if you could only know the tricks~played on poor
18 XI   |             are a set of rascals; I know them well! They all have
19 XI   |             this domestic scene: "I know all, my dear cousin," said
20 XI   |           favorite of fashion.~ ~"I know all," she repeated, "and
21 XI   |          please you, cousin. Do you know," she went on, smiling at~
22 XI   |           was peculiar to him.~ ~"I know Monsieur de Sommervieux
23 XI   | commissioned me to plead for him. I know~since this morning that
24 XI   |          good landed estate. Do you know that~the father-in-law of
25 XI   |            How lovely it is! Do you know that the Emperor~wanted
26 XIII |             the~stage of wishing to know the joys of satisfied vanity
27 XV   |          Madame Guillaume wanted to know the most trivial details
28 XVI  |           at home, never to let you know which~foot you are to stand
29 XVIII|          sweet child. But I fancy I know all your story. In~the first
30 XVIII|           end by compromising me. I know~the world too well, my dear,
31 XVIII|            superior man. You should know that one may allow them
32 XIX  |         your simplicity. You should know~that the more we love the
33 XIX  |             them, which we ought to know how~to take advantage of.
34 XX   |           her for it?"~ ~"I did not know that she had it."~ ~The
35 XX   |            deep despair.~ ~"I don't know that the loss is very great!"