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1 6 |         and forever, with~that contempt for men which later was
2 6 |        sorrow,filled~also with contempt for the prosperous. She
3 8 |  fanatic; he is sublime in his contempt for~worldliness; his eloquence
4 13|        ways; and you~share his contempt for women. I have no reason,
5 13|       over all pains, survives contempt, betrayal, the certainty~
6 13| worldly wisdom; she feared the contempt of society.~ ~Thus Felicite'
7 17|   indifference and possibly to contempt.~"Remember that you are
8 19|    Beatrix added to the use of contempt as a~moral piston, a constant
9 20|      disgust, to the poison of contempt, to the void of~abdication,