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1 6 | indifferent~to homage and the admiration that surrounded her. She
2 7 |     his~age, and that artless admiration, the first love of adolescence,
3 8 |       Beatrix had the keenest admiration for me; there is but one
4 8 |       one step,~however, from admiration to jealousy. I have one
5 8 |      were said pointedly. The admiration depicted on the young~man'
6 9 |    may be delighted with your admiration,~but she cannot accept it.
7 9 |     his face mingled with his admiration. He did not observe the~
8 11|     you, or that you, in your~admiration for female authors, spend
9 24|      or profession, and whose admiration is given~to the man who