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 1 III  |        Guillaume was~standing. He took two steps out into the street,
 2 III  |     attired in cotton print,~each took the arm of an apprentice
 3 III  |          netted purses,~which she took care to stuff with cotton
 4 VIII |      reminiscences were too much,~took up three or four bills of
 5 XI   |        the generals of the Empire took full~advantage of this desire.
 6 XII  |         as possible, by Gad! So I took your lover~aside, and a
 7 XIII |        social nature. Sommervieux took refuge in the~peace and
 8 XVI  |    obliged to have models."~ ~"He took good care not to tell us
 9 XVII | uneventful~life, father Guillaume took up the matter. He made himself
10 XVIII|      virtue perhaps~in Paris. She took the young wife's handkerchief,