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 1 I   | transportation to Isle-Adam, he~had gone too far. The coach was indeed
 2 I   |         establishment, where he had gone too late to~secure places
 3 II  |             o'clock, he having then gone to bed, she was~ushered
 4 III |           and some pretty girl, had gone~as directed to number 7
 5 III |             now departed, of beauty gone, of blind~maternal love,
 6 III |    addressing the porter.~ ~"He has gone to fetch his feed from the
 7 IV  |       rarely~begins until they have gone some distance. This period
 8 IV  |            said the painter. "I had gone there to look at the~country,
 9 VI  |            the coach, the~count had gone, by the path through the
10 VII |             here myself; for~I have gone into partnership with Pere
11 VIII|    Practices; and we have ourselves~gone, each and all, to hear mass
12 VIII|        Godeschal, when Frederic had gone, "he hasn't~the cut of a
13 X   |             at the~bar he will have gone through his probations in