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 1  I, 1   |      door to toss them under the form, so that they hit against
 2  I, 1   | recommencing along the line of a form whence rose here and there,
 3  I, 1   |       sit down on the punishment form at the foot of the master’
 4  I, 4(7)|                Used the familiar form of address.~
 5  I, 8   |      crushing.~She sat down on a form near the door.~The quadrille
 6  I, 9   |         he bore, fading from his form, broadened out beyond, lighting
 7 II, 1   |           level with the ground, form a continuous pavement, on
 8 II, 1   |        face was rubicund and his form athletic.~“What can I do
 9 II, 3   |          her arms outspread, her form bent forward with a look
10 II, 5   |          image. The sight of his form troubled the voluptuousness
11 II, 10  |         anxiously watching every form that passed in the horizon,
12 II, 10  |      abruptly. No doubt he would form unfavourable conjectures.
13 II, 12  |       the sunburnt brow, of that form at once so strong and elegant,
14 II, 15  |          the South. His vigorous form was tightly clad in a brown-coloured
15 III, 6  |           then she sat down on a form in the shade of the elm-trees.
16 III, 6  |       poet’s heart in an angel’s form, a lyre with sounding chords
17 III, 6  |       she had been there on that form an eternity. But an infinity
18 III, 6  |     constrained thereto by every form of law, and notably by a