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 1 II |  francs and his residence in~a charming lodge near the chateau,
 2 II |          This "pavillon" was a charming place, originally built
 3 III|         and then her voice was charming.~Pierrotin had never seen
 4 III|       had followed his own.~ ~"Charming!" said Mistigris.~ ~"Yes,
 5 IV | everything. The French consul,~charming fellow, friend of Chosrew,
 6 VI |      She held above her head~a charming rose-colored parasol lined
 7 VI |      our stay by painting your charming head,~madame."~ ~Joseph
 8 VI |        beautiful, so fresh, so charming! A man without any~talent
 9 VI |        them."~ ~"They are both charming," thought Madame Moreau. "
10 VII|      wealth. And you have such charming little granddaughters! You
11 IX |         moreover, made himself~charming to Oscar.~ ~"You've taken
12 IX |   allow me to present to you a charming~youth, whom you can take
13 X  |        a bird which a snake is charming. He saw the outline~of a