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1 8 |      his wife's~ignorance for coldness; he classed her among frigid,
2 8 | bachelor life, relying on the~coldness of the marquise, her pride,
3 10|     were confused; she by his coldness, he by his cruelty, as they~
4 10|    suspected the cause of his coldness.~ ~Charlotte de Kergarouet
5 11|     first encouragement; your coldness can alone preserve him to~
6 14| harshness in her words or any coldness in her looks. After this~
7 17|       of our~rights to mutual coldness, we talked of weather, relays,
8 21|  hypocritical, and simulate a coldness I have not,~like any provincial