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1 II   |       which the magic charm is known only to~those who have wandered
2 IV   |       the~neighborhood she was known as the "portress nun." Her
3 IV   |        perfumer, and his wife, known as Madame Cesar; Monsieur
4 VII  |  themselves to the hard~labor, known as stock-taking.~ ~Every
5 XVI  |   leave to marry~you. If I had known it, I would never had given
6 XVI  | Huguenot. Was there ever a man known who, like him,~loved horses
7 XVIII|        transient expression is known to every woman. She perceived~