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1 4 |         Calyste? A mother keenly feels~the shock of finding herself
2 6 |    soberly.~ ~Ordinarily a woman feels, enjoys, and judges, successively;
3 7 |          at Calyste. "Perhaps he feels humiliated to be inferior
4 8 |    attracting~youth. A young man feels that he is sure to succeed
5 11|          of its royalty. When he~feels at his ease, he is witty;
6 13|        see ideas where the heart feels sentiments."~ ~"You think
7 16|          not refresh me; the sun feels~cold; it seems to you to
8 25|         But I know my Arthur; he feels bound to~be polite, and
9 25| complained to him~like a man who feels that his happiness is being