Par.

 1   3|       Guard, who for the past two months had been reconnoitering
 2   4|       bravery, walked between two orderlies.~ ~
 3   7|       Catherine's Hill, while two other invading bodies appeared
 4  20|      their long cassocks. But two men recognized each other,
 5  41|        moreover, as neighbors two nuns, who spent the time
 6  42|   woman, sitting opposite the two nuns, attracted all eyes.~ ~
 7  44|  bursting into bloom; she had two magnificent dark eyes, fringed
 8  49|      a snowdrift, and it took two hours to extricate it.~ ~
 9  56|     only Cornudet smiled. The two good sisters had ceased
10  58|      enormous dish containing two whole chickens cut into
11  72|     do until the elder of the two nuns, raising the patient'
12  96|                           The two nuns were the first to obey,
13 101|    its preparation, and while two servants were apparently
14 123|       an affinity between the two great passions of his life --
15 124|    the second because she had two sons in the army. She addressed
16 173|   Prussian sent word that the two men would be admitted to
17 176|      Loiseau joined the other two; but when they tried to
18 187| lighted, and as it wanted yet two hours to dinner Madame Loiseau
19 204|    sit over the fire, and the two nuns, who were in the habit
20 207|     reflection made the other two anxious.~ ~
21 224|                           The two other women shuddered; the
22 240|                           The two nuns seemed to hear nothing,
23 246|     question the elder of the two nuns on the most striking
24 270|    with acclamation. Even the two good sisters yielded to
25 312|                           The two good sisters brought to
26 314|     so greedily devoured: the two chickens coated in jelly,
27 314|      of her eyelids, and soon two heavy drops coursed slowly
28 317|                           The two nuns had betaken themselves
29 325|       in the darkness between two verses of the song.~ ~ ~