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1 2 |         one undeceived him. The gift was really made by the Duc
2 4 |    intends to execute a deed of gift~by which she gives her whole
3 8 |        him, or the abuse of his gift of~comprehension. He scrutinizes
4 9 |      put their~whole marvellous gift into bringing them out.
5 17|   worthy use of it. It is not a gift; it is a~trust I place in
6 25| literary~power, Nathan's poetic gift, La Palferine's /finesse/,
7 25|       she liked, offering her a gift of sixty thousand~francs.~ ~"