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 1 I  |          there be to~trouble the heart of Pierrotin in a fine new
 2 II |         buckler against pangs of heart~which he silenced with the
 3 II |          wounds of her husband's heart.~ ~Let us now explain the
 4 III|          taste and echoed in his heart. He felt as hampered by
 5 III|         they~have no root in the heart, prove only the exuberance
 6 III|    envied, and there rose in his heart a~secret desire to show
 7 V  |          small lots right in the~heart of his property."~ ~"Well
 8 V  |      that he knows his Serizy by heart. If he had told us~about
 9 VI |         this!"~ ~Moreau felt his heart beat painfully when, after
10 VI |         nothing;~but to stab his heart!--Oh! you do not know what
11 VI |      place. It was, indeed,~from heart to heart that I spoke of
12 VI |       was, indeed,~from heart to heart that I spoke of you to Madame
13 VII|       poor mother, struck to the~heart by the diatribe she had
14 X  |         an air~of triumph in his heart.~ ~"Did Oscar Husson fetch
15 X  | sharpened arrow in the sensitive heart of the~mother, he had, in
16 X  |          folly would deal to the heart of his poor~mother.~ ~"What!
17 X  |         Clapart, "I see that~the heart of a father is not like
18 X  |   Bourbons, in~the depths of his heart he was a liberal. Therefore,