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1 6 |          that, she was filled with disgust for the~commonplaces of
2 6 | independence, and was conscious of disgust for the duties of~maternity.~ ~
3 6 |      before she~recovered from the disgust she felt at this episode.
4 6 |       penury, his indifference and disgust for all things, and yet
5 10|            it~not for the profound disgust I feel for women, I would
6 14|        they end by~abandonment and disgust. I have no reproach to cast
7 20|          to the~gloomy darkness of disgust, to the poison of contempt,
8 24|            her countenance as much disgust as~amazement.~ ~"And you