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 1 II   |   apprentices retired and came back holding an instrument~whose
 2 II   |        in undress; she started back, the~worn pulley gave way,
 3 II   |    with its knocker was opened back~against the wall of the
 4 V    |  feelings,~it is needful to go back to some months before the
 5 V    | painting. He had now just come back from Rome. His soul,~full-fed
 6 VI   |       love, here, after coming back~from Italy! But I do not
 7 XIV  |      might sooner or later win back her husband's love. But
 8 XV   |     Cat and Racket; on his way back he~called at all the shops,
 9 XVI  | without a word, and never come~back for ten days. And then he
10 XVII | Augustine found herself thrown back on the horror of her~meditations,
11 XVII |      study had not brought her back her husband's heart.~Initiated
12 XVII |     not to ask her to give her back her husband's~heart, but
13 XVIII|        you~will help me to win back Sommervieux's regard--I
14 XVIII|   perhaps help us to bring him back to you, and to punish him