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 1 IV  |  Having thus~looked over the ground, he resolved to amuse himself
 2 IV  |   think much of cropping~the ground."~ ~The count couldn't help
 3 IV  |     I did of spitting on the~ground," continued Schinner. "So
 4 VI  |    raised ten steps from the ground level.~ ~By placing her
 5 VI  | Estelle seriously on her own ground, and thus find amusement
 6 VI  |    like an inert mass to the ground.~ ~"Come!" cried Moreau,
 7 VI  |       Oscar, his face to the ground, was foaming with rage,
 8 VIII|   dust, on the stove, on the ground, in the~kitchen, and even
 9 IX  | pretty waistcoat with a blue ground and a palm-leaf~pattern,
10 IX  |      dared not retire on the ground~that he had no money. Speech