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 1 II |          a deed of sale drawn up, leaving only the~necessary lines
 2 III|           it you?"~she exclaimed, leaving her son and taking the coachman
 3 III|           himself into the Seine, leaving the beautiful Madame Husson~
 4 III|          rate,~Oscar, who was now leaving school, had been made to
 5 III|     Enghien and then disappeared, leaving the~coach in charge of the
 6 IV |         afterwards died in Paris, leaving my mother~pregnant with
 7 IV |          the road to Saint-Brice, leaving that to~Chantilly on the
 8 IV |       Schinner, "so I~went there, leaving Mistigris in Venice at an
 9 V  |           path through the woods, leaving his late companions~confused
10 VI |       count, who remained seated, leaving Moreau~to stand before him. "
11 IX | encountered Florentine as she was leaving Coulon's~dancing-class.
12 IX |         after signing the report, leaving the eleven~guests, stimulated
13 IX |    illness~and making his escape, leaving his partner behind him;