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1 5 |   the Pope, and then with a musician, ah! Calyste, you can~never
2 6 |      she determined to be a musician. Retiring into her~former
3 6 |  enjoy her new triumph as a musician, she again~deserted them;
4 6 | Paris with Conti, the great musician, for whom she~wrote the
5 6 |   goes from the poet to the musician, from the sculptor~to the
6 7 |     brain than I was by~the musician, by the poet, by the soldier!
7 9 | Camille had told him of~the musician's character, he now believed
8 15|   it betrayed her. The wily~musician, far from adding to her