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 1 I  |         like those of a~pregnant woman, could rightfully carry
 2 II |        marriage with a widow,--a~woman mistress of herself before
 3 II |      young and pretty~and clever woman hold him in bondage?~ ~The
 4 II |       owed much to it. Any other woman,~even though she came of
 5 III|        and a blue umbrella.~This woman, who had once been beautiful,
 6 III|          queen, and~moved like a woman unaccustomed to go anywhere
 7 III|          kindness in succoring a woman of whose favors he had once
 8 III|        peril of his life.~ ~This woman, celebrated under the Directory
 9 III|          the only protector of a woman whom he had known in~possession
10 III|          of his mother. The poor~woman could now be reproached
11 III|     attachment of Moreau~to this woman, or that of the woman for
12 III|       this woman, or that of the woman for the man she had saved
13 III|      Oscar?" asked the poor hurt woman. "I~don't know what to make
14 III|     superiority, just as an ugly woman feels injured by the mere~
15 IV |        to be jealous. They sew a~woman up in a sack and fling her
16 IV |          air, "a man must love a woman~well to make such sacrifices."~ ~"
17 IV |         opposite balcony I saw a~woman; oh! such a woman! Greek,--
18 IV |          saw a~woman; oh! such a woman! Greek,--THAT TELLS ALL!
19 IV |     wanted to~get rid of the old woman, but Zena resisted. As my
20 IV |          time there'll be no old woman, and we can make it all
21 IV |        fate willed that that old~woman should save my life! You'
22 IV |        went twice~to walk with a woman. There's ill-luck, with
23 VI |          comfortably.~ ~A pretty woman, and an affected one, as
24 VI |         the airs and graces of a woman of the world.~ ~The rancorous
25 VI |  supremacy to be undermined by a~woman nee de Corroy. Madame de
26 VI |      wondering with what sort of woman he had~to do.~ ~Mistigris
27 VI |        not so bad in looks, this woman."~ ~Accepting the glance,
28 VI |         fair, young, fascinating woman," added Bridau.~ ~Just as
29 VI |        intending to~question the woman more closely; for he began
30 VII|             Well," said the poor woman, to change the conversation
31 VII|          might re-marry. A young woman would give me more children.
32 VII|          tall, spare, red-haired woman; he was also aware of the
33 VII|         him in the house. A poor woman, alone in the world, am
34 IX |        your enterprises."~ ~Poor woman! she now had the supreme
35 X  |     defects inspired in the poor woman. When a mother receives
36 X  |  certainty in her mind. The poor~woman went, for the first time
37 XI |         still fine-looking for a woman of fifty-four years of age.
38 XI |          Mignon~Another Study of Woman~Pierre Grassou~Letters of
39 XI |      Magic Skin~Another Study of Woman~Beatrix~The Unconscious
40 XI |      Birotteau~Colonel Chabert~A Woman of Thirty~Cousin Pons~ ~
41 XI |  Establishment~Colonel Chabert~A Woman of Thirty~The Commission
42 XI |        Thirteen~Ursule Mirouet~A Woman of Thirty~Scenes from a
43 XI |          s Life~Another Study of Woman~The Imaginary Mistress~ ~
44 XI | Vandenesse, Marquis Charles de~A Woman of Thirty~A Daughter of
45 XI |        Princess~Another Study of Woman~The Gondreville Mystery~