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1 5 |        of Baal~possessed to so charm men as to make them forgetful
2 5 |        was by no means without charm. His beard had not yet~sprouted;
3 6 | weakened her heart? Has she no charm? Can she descend to~those
4 8 |   hundred ways for a~blonde to charm, and only one for a brunette.
5 10|       begin to~be so now. Your charm comes from mystery; it is
6 12|        my temper; my~grace and charm are all external. Perhaps
7 17|  delight of this trip, and the charm of these~relations with
8 18|     that innocence of mind the charm of~which had so adorned
9 18|   other capitals how to amuse, charm,~and divert. Contact with