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1 2 |       believing that she must yield the sceptre~of the household
2 8 |       which all women like to yield themselves, I keep silence
3 9 |       conquer all things, and yield to nothing that stood in
4 10| offered again, and~to seem to yield only to entreaty; concerned
5 14|       test our hearts, and to yield yourselves only~to our utmost
6 17|      if you allow yourself to yield to passion and to~fancy,
7 17|    Charles X.: "Must the king yield or~not?" At last, after