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1 II  | sleep had, as it were, given high~relief to a superabundance
2 VIII|       He even pulled out the high stool on which he had~once
3 XI  |       and said to the Deputy High Constable~that if there
4 XI  | later for having climbed too high;~that love could so little
5 XII |    this memorable Sunday the high altar of Saint-~Leu was
6 XII |  Augustine, but the priests, high and low,~persisted in addressing
7 XIII|    repose when souls soar so high that they seem to have~forgotten
8 XV  |    to drag her on Sundays~to high Mass at the parish church.
9 XV  |     her husband had~stood so high in office, Madame Guillaume