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 1 I   |     from the Lion~d'Argent were kept by the wife of the inn-keeper,
 2 I   |         that~the horses will be kept to that vigorous gait.~ ~"
 3 III |        nineteen, an only~child, kept severely at home by poverty,
 4 III | sometimes of words, which still kept the~semblance of the proverb
 5 IV  |        But a youth of nineteen, kept at home all his life, and~
 6 IV  |    farmer Leger. "I should have kept out~of it myself."~ ~"Especially
 7 V   |     Then he took another whiff, kept the smoke in his throat,~
 8 V   |        Pere Leger and the count kept silence, which passed for
 9 VI  |        granted by the count. He kept his poultry-yard, pigeon-cotes,
10 VII |      all children who have~been kept from a knowledge of the
11 VIII|     both petty and able, he was kept to his regular hours and
12 VIII|       his classes, where he~was kept but a short time, he went
13 VIII|       of his journeys which had kept him some months out of~Paris.~ ~"
14 IX  |         playing at vingt-et-un, kept~by Nathan, the celebrated
15 IX  |         behind him; but "honor"~kept him there. Three more turns