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 1 I  |       of the Princes of Conti) turned~off to Isle-Adam, the distance
 2 I  |     Lion d'Argent, for they've turned a deaf ear to the coucous.
 3 III| thought Oscar.~ ~The young man turned round. What were Oscar's
 4 III|       the gate. Each time they turned~they looked at Oscar curled
 5 IV |   stern admonition the painter turned red to his ears~and looked
 6 IV |        the Illyrian provinces, turned his head and looked~at Georges,
 7 V  |        But that admiration was turned to jealousy when he saw
 8 V  |       sign upon his face as he turned~to look at the farmer.~ ~"
 9 V  |     said Georges.~ ~Pere Leger turned round to look at Oscar with
10 V  |    words~recalled to his mind, turned pale and came to his senses.~ ~"
11 VI |         bringing in~Oscar, who turned as red as a poppy on seeing
12 VI |      the meaning of her words, turned~back towards the chateau.~ ~
13 VI |    chateau.~ ~But he presently turned again and came back to the
14 VI |       deed of sale."~ ~Georges turned over and over the papers
15 VI |        looking for."~ ~Crottat turned the paper back and forth,
16 VII|      But now the Camusots have turned ultras. The~eldest son of
17 IX |       to him like a~vision. He turned aside to a dark corner and
18 X  |    wise~to feign sleep, and so turned his face into the yellow
19 X  |    never shown before. Then he turned~on Clapart.~ ~"Listen to
20 XI |    that~steward whom the count turned off?"~ ~"Moreau?" said Leger; "