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1 1 |  the south of France, which preserve so intact, to the~very middle
2 2 |    to resist~fatigue and to preserve him, as no doubt it did,
3 11|     your coldness can alone preserve him to~me. I confess to
4 12|  husband and child, and yet preserve a soul so~virtuous. She
5 14|    about them, "and may God preserve her to~us, for she's a /
6 17|    yours; but be careful to preserve it. If you had come~here
7 25| similitudes. All~courtesans preserve in the depths of their heart