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 1 I  |        difficult to sell if it~remained upon their hands, these
 2 II |      informed Napoleon that he~remained faithful to the house of
 3 II |       the terms of the Code he remained an~honest man, and no proof
 4 VI |       of Oscar's face.~ ~Oscar remained dumb, confounded, stupefied,
 5 VI | monsieur," said the count, who remained seated, leaving Moreau~to
 6 VII|     were now impossible, there remained only the~professions of
 7 VII|        late~Madame Cardot, had remained in the same condition for
 8 IX |          So the little old man remained~under a yoke that was semi-conjugal
 9 IX |      with~Oscar's new clothes, remained alone with Godeschal, in
10 IX |  guests.~ ~Presently those who remained began what was called "character~
11 X  |      ran to open the door,~and remained in the outer room with Moreau,
12 X  |      bed in~her chamber. Oscar remained motionless, as if crushed.~ ~"