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1 7 |    some~superb, consistent natures who say at a certain age: '
2 14| resists, which changes all~natures, even the most stubborn.
3 18|    from inferior or fallen natures the seal of their own~superiorityif
4 19| conquering nature. To such natures the presence of repugnance
5 20|   two most powerful of all natures, combined.~Savinien de Portenduere
6 25| regions of love. These two natures of woman, so opposed to~
7 26| cane.~ ~"I have known such natures," he said. "And the only