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 1 I   |        insists on your helping to keep up his cognito there's~something
 2 III |          to speak about~servants; keep thinking all the time that
 3 III |        Now, I repeat, endeavor to keep~your tongue in check. You
 4 III |          well-bred persons always keep~silence."~ ~The two young
 5 III |           all the usual tricks to keep passengers quiet.~ ~"Well,
 6 III | uncomfortable."~ ~"Why didn't you keep better count of us?" said
 7 III |          Ten louis for you if you keep the secret of my being here
 8 IV  |            and entered the inn to keep an eye on the travellers.~ ~"
 9 IV  |            interposed Mistigris; "keep to the local color."~ ~"
10 V   |        replied Leger, "they won't keep~their eyes in their pockets."~ ~
11 V   |         promised you ten louis to keep my secret; but if you continue~
12 VI  |           the count's property to keep the horses and~maintain
13 VI  |       wounds which you desired to keep secret from all the~world,
14 VI  |          the chateau; endeavor to keep~on terms with them, like
15 VI  |        hate each other, but~still keep up appearances."~ ~The count
16 VI  |        loose your tongue, you who keep a doltish silence~whenever
17 VII |          he was no longer able to keep his place, what would~become
18 VII |           is impossible for me to~keep him in the house. A poor
19 VIII|  immediate direction, and I shall keep an eye on it. They~want
20 VIII|          reach fortune, he has to keep down to bare~necessities.
21 IX  |         the ambassador. Therefore keep your eyes~open, and if there'
22 IX  |            had the wise policy to~keep Mademoiselle Cabirolle and
23 IX  |       cushions.~ ~"You'll have to keep him here all night," said