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1 6 |      exercised so~absolute an empire over that angel. When Calyste
2 6 |   eyes that last image of the Empire, and~behold the Grand Army
3 8 |    its wisest course under an~empire of deeds and facts, but
4 9 |      rivals; each had her own empire. Here~was the delicate campanula,
5 17|   acquire honorably a certain empire~over Calyste. These are
6 18|    she~might know how far her empire over Calyste still extended.
7 22| father, an old~soldier of the Empire, that perennial colonel