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 1 I   |        name could the passer-by give to the Xs~and Vs which the
 2 V   |       sure, sooner or later, to give rise to feelings of love.~
 3 V   | dependency of La~Trappe. But to give a full account of events
 4 IX  |        myself."~ ~"And you will give her to me?"~ ~"Yes--with
 5 IX  |              Come. By Gad, boy, give your arm to Augustine this
 6 X   |       however, who had~tried to give her sister courage by a
 7 XII |      mine. But as to~what I can give you, I will not have the
 8 XV  |   Joseph Lebas; "we must try to give~our sister good advice."
 9 XVI |        about? But it is just to give you cold that the wretch
10 XVII|   Carigliano, not to ask her to give her back her husband's~heart,
11 XIX |       Come," she added, "I will give you a means of bringing~