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1 1 |   artists flock to draw;~these stand out in wonderful relief
2 7 |     dear~child, a woman cannot stand alone in society except
3 8 | by-paths moist~with dew; never stand beneath the drenching of
4 10|       de Kergarouet, she might stand as the type of a~provincial
5 11|       What is it that makes us stand for~hours before some picture
6 14|     gorse. Never did any woman stand on~a finer scene to make
7 16|       often went to Croisic to stand upon that fateful rock,
8 17|      in.~ ~On the day when you stand before the altar giving