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1 1 | toward the sea. Sometimes the image of this~town arises in the
2 1 |       to the region, an exact image of the past, the symbol
3 6 |   with her own eyes that last image of the Empire, and~behold
4 6 |       in some ways the living image of Schiller's Isis, seated
5 13|   before her like a celestial image. The beautiful youth, to
6 14|       ocean before her was an image of the infinite.~No great
7 14|   There, Calyste, you have an image of this Beatrix. Don't~cling
8 14|      which is the captivating~image of a young man loving with
9 23| million of little ones in the image of the defunct. These parasitic~