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 1 1 |           the same effect upon the mind as a sleeping-~draught upon
 2 1 |         every step; she fills your mind, she calls to you like some~
 3 2 |           for him. He reserved his mind, he and his kind, for~action,
 4 2 |        beast that had occupied his mind for a week. He took pleasure~
 5 4 |           Pen-Hoel, and~filled her mind with tales about Mademoiselle
 6 5 |           soberly for herself. Her mind measured to its full~extent
 7 5 |            the ears or entered the mind of her precious~son. After
 8 5 |            strike, with tears; her mind conceived of~many horrors
 9 6 |            and had no innocence of mind, though virgin~personally.
10 6 |           the elevation of her own mind and the extent of its~knowledge.
11 6 |            of a man~of thirty. Her mind had taken a wide range;
12 6 |         Hundred Days,~occupied her mind and preserved her from all
13 6 |   objectionable side. Her superior mind refused to make the abdication~
14 6 |         the~presence of so great a mind in such a body, and could
15 6 | unconquerable. The woman of strong mind~should remain a symbol;
16 6 |    absorbing love, which warps the mind and faculties of~a woman
17 6 |            she found the heart and mind which were~lacking to her
18 6 |    independence; women admired her mind,~men her beauty. Her conduct
19 6 |        Guerande; in~fact, to every mind, it seemed unnatural and
20 6 |        herself the~dupe of her own mind; too late she saw life lighted
21 7 |       literally true), prepare the mind for~the strange and depressing
22 7 |   formationsthat sight uplifts the mind although~it saddens it;
23 7 |          filled Camille's dreaming~mind for days together. She seldom
24 7 |            qualities of the~French mind, and awakened in him a thousand
25 7 |          are not~the action of the mind; they are of the heart.
26 7 |        alas! I~have a clear-seeing mind, but a blind heart."~ ~She
27 8 |            of her own thought.~Her mind was busy. These first years
28 8 |  Marseilles. Conti has a brilliant mind; as a composer~he has talent,
29 8 |            her vast~intellect, her mind, her genius. She does not
30 8 |          such ideas into Calyste's mind; you don't know how~dangerous
31 8 |           charmed with Claude, for mind has~immense seductions for
32 10|       vivid light has come into my mind. I did not~wander about
33 10|          youth in your heart; your mind has too much~depth; you
34 10|        that the superiority of our mind~has brought us; we may,
35 10|                The shame, my dear. Mind that you don't fawn upon
36 10|            who resolved in his own mind to have a clear~explanation
37 11|     herself, by the impulse of her mind;~they were melancholy in
38 11|            passing in the~mother's mind. The Chevalier du Halga
39 11|            most assuredly with her mind full~of the beautiful Calyste.~ ~"
40 11|          obscured by clouds to her mind, she was shocked at the~
41 11|            began to revolve in his mind~some decided means of coming
42 12|          Camille had come into his mind. The air and~manner of the
43 12|            brilliant effort of the mind. In all young men not tainted~
44 12|        told it to me. It is not my mind that speaks~to you of this,
45 12|        this, it is hers. I have no mind with which to reason~when
46 12|            hoping that his artless mind would betray itself; but
47 12|            love.~ ~You now know my mind to its depths. Perhaps I
48 12|         but I make it to ease your mind.~ ~I have studied Camille
49 12|          women of our age. She has mind and she has goodness,two~
50 12|            your heart, but on your mind, to make you in future a
51 12|    arguments have no force upon my mind.~ ~As for Camille, you need
52 13|          fears came into~Calyste's mind. Camille's speech foreshadowed
53 13|          suddenly flashed into her mind, in answer~to these questions,
54 13| thunder-clap. She~went over in her mind minutely the history of
55 13|           much~for my own peace of mind. He may, perhaps, have had
56 14|            the thought crossed her mind that the strawberries, which~
57 14|             The thought~filled her mind. How petty then seemed the
58 14|            in her~place. Her great mind, her knowledge, her attainments,
59 14|        smiled bitterly as her keen mind recognized in~Calyste the
60 14|          lad really asked~for; his mind still clung to the strongest
61 14|        delightful of all states of mind,~entering by the garden
62 16|          marriage would divert his mind?" asked the~chevalier.~ ~
63 16|     Calyste. With that lucidity of mind which nature gives to~the
64 17|          found some resemblance of mind between Madame de~Rochefide
65 17|          intelligent, are women in mind. Before marriage,~they have
66 17|          show the qualities of her mind~and temperament.~ ~Guerande,
67 17|       Rochefide forever out of his mind led me too far. But~how
68 17|       which are rushing~through my mind when she asks that question.
69 18|       thrown off that innocence of mind the charm of~which had so
70 18|          truly aristocratic, whose mind was keen and delicate, a
71 19|      reflection passed through her mind like a flash, and~Sabine
72 19|           recovered both sight and mind, the~first act of her intelligence
73 20|       Italy has discovered for the mind. In trying to return to
74 22|      expended the~faculties of his mind. His good, stout vanity,
75 22|            Gifted with the sort of mind which we must call a~reflector,
76 22|       actually of his own, neither mind, taste, position, or absurdity;
77 22|          derived from the critical mind of Claude Vignon, one of
78 23|        This tendency of the public mind of these days, which, in
79 23|        apparently peaceful, of the~mind, of industry, of politics;
80 23|          men make use of. Fabien's mind, though not clever, was~
81 25|          to~foresee in so clever a mind, and he applied a balm instantly
82 25|         girl?"~ ~"No, I changed my mind, and stayed at home to play
83 25|          evening by that sparkling mind, that~animated fancy, especially
84 26|       bursts?"~ ~"A man has always mind enough, give him time to