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1 7 |   sonorous. He listened to~the poetic sounds of the finest music,
2 14|       ever kind to repentance, poetic to poets, childlike~with
3 17|       is"she said this in that poetic way you know and~admire
4 18|   woman, she was only the more poetic~and the more attractive
5 18|       said, amid the~circle of poetic pretensions which surrounded
6 19| constant comparison of her own poetic, comfortable~home with the
7 25|       literary~power, Nathan's poetic gift, La Palferine's /finesse/,
8 26|     ended in an exaltation too~poetic for typography, in which