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1 10| Claude," she said, "do not abandon me, or what will become
2 12|    know that a~woman could abandon her husband and child, and
3 15| might have been willing to abandon a man in prosperity, would~
4 17|  my lord. But no! I~do not abandon myself to love; I only cling
5 19|     All deserted wives who abandon~themselves in despair, neglect
6 22|  to~adopt and the first to abandon a new fashion. Accused of
7 25|  real sense"~ ~"If I am to abandon the aesthetic, it is utterly
8 26|  wife and the world~to me. Abandon Sabine, and let us live