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 1 I    |        contemplation, or of the silence in~which the house was buried,
 2 V    | sounding the profound cloistral silence, she seemed to be~listening
 3 V    |     cross-purposes, born in the~silence of the dingy shop, as violets
 4 V    |         chest deep, suffered~in silence.~ ~This was the state of
 5 V    |     easy to read the~peace, the silence, the modest way of life
 6 X    |    promised to listen to her in silence, she gathered courage~as
 7 XI   |      old man, compelling her to silence.--~"Augustine," he went
 8 XI   |       foot while~keeping sullen silence; she avoided even casting
 9 XIII |         refuge in the~peace and silence of his studio, hoping that
10 XVI  |       Madame Guillaume~enjoined silence with a wave of her hand,
11 XVIII| replying only with a bow.~ ~Her silence was compulsory. The young
12 XVIII|          The young fop bowed in silence,~turned on the heels of
13 XVIII|    compassion. After a moment's silence the Duchess,~grasping poor
14 XX   |        if to implore a moment's~silence. During this dreadful night