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1 7 |        him, I believe~there is greatness behind those tatters; I
2 8 |     his faculties; he sees his greatness, but he~also sees obstacles,
3 8 |    make myself imposing by the greatness of my love. I would rather~
4 8 |   prove, at any rate,~that the greatness of obligations laid upon
5 11|       of~showing her where her greatness ended, and how even she
6 14|     playing!~there was no real greatness in giving Beatrix to Calyste!
7 19| feeling Calyste~understood the greatness of the danger, and two heavy
8 19|         and even own it by the greatness of their efforts at~preservation.