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 1 1 |           Is not that a grand and noble thing? The circlet of a~
 2 1 | nail-studded, gives entrance to a noble hall, at the end~of which
 3 1 |           angles and edges, has a noble pointed~window on each side,
 4 1 |           it turns, the~vane of a noble.~ ~Let us not forget a precious
 5 1 |         and candor of the old~and noble Brittany still survives.
 6 2 |          living commentary on the~noble motto to which no Guenic
 7 2 |        still more~majesty to that noble ruin. The countenancea little
 8 2 |           cross~of Saint-Louis. A noble serenity now reigned upon
 9 2 |      believe me, that woman is as noble a mother as she is a wife;
10 2 |          bound together than this noble family sacredly devoted
11 3 |           Guenic, where the other noble personages of the neighborhood
12 4 |   misfortune. These~dignified and noble personages had the delightful
13 4 |          take into~his heart some noble and beautiful being,not
14 5 |      Catholic.~ ~For this son, so noble, so innocent, the baroness
15 5 |        their exiled favorite, was~noble and handsome.~ ~"You stayed
16 5 |       masterpiece of virtuous and noble and religious education,
17 5 |          is fated to~destroy your noble and sacred beliefs."~ ~The
18 6 |           Waterloo.~The great and noble soul of Felicite was stirred
19 6 |        prose-writer. Her heart is noble, endowed with a generosity~
20 7 |           Camille~has displayed a noble simplicity in the arrangement
21 7 |      bought in Venice, with other noble~Gothic furniture. Here too
22 8 |     destroy the happiness of this noble family.~As he unfolded it,
23 8 |          vanity to that great and noble thing,the life of an~artist.
24 8 |         all the women, beautiful, noble, elegant,~pictured in the
25 8 |         its service. The~poor and noble house of Guenic little knew
26 8 |       imprudent; try to~love only noble women, if love you must."~ ~ ~
27 9 |           Rochefide was born of a noble family, but she felt that
28 10|          or one so~preoccupied by noble thoughts that you could
29 10|         an ideal kingdom, full of noble~sentiments, of grand weaknesses,
30 10|           heard the moans of that noble woman, so beloved, so~desired
31 11|           it, you wouldn't be the noble and beautiful~Calyste that
32 11|   attained to the simple, modest, noble effect produced by this~
33 11|           you love Conti, you are noble and generous, you~will not
34 11|         whose sentiments could be noble and generous, made a sudden
35 12|        and~beautiful and wise and noble woman. Alas! I have no merit!
36 12|      twenty years. That grand and noble~Camille mingled her tears
37 12|           to Calyste.~ ~You are a noble child, but you are only
38 12|        motives~which delicate and noble women keep to themselves,
39 12|        genius for constancy, that noble intrepidity which makes
40 12|       aloud to her. And these two noble souls, so simple, so~guileless,
41 12|      written into it.~ ~"She is a noble woman, a grand woman!" said
42 12|          dangerous are women with noble sentiments! There is less
43 12|          think it so!~The love of noble youthand you have called
44 13|           they know how proud and noble their own minds are, and,
45 14|       common~minds, but which, to noble souls, do sometimes open
46 14|           and the true woman, the~noble and angelic being, veiled
47 14|  consciousness gave her a certain~noble and imposing air. She saw
48 14|        disasters fall on none but noble souls. But, if I should
49 17|         thought of DOING (as your noble motto days) our duty, you
50 17|       only true path. Be wise, be noble;~sacrifice your fancy to
51 17|      their minds, by the habit of noble bearing, by natural~good
52 17|          You told me to be grand, noble, dignified, and self-~respecting
53 17|    characters and our feelings by noble compliances, let us~endeavor
54 17|          as I think of it. And my noble Calyste! who~played his
55 17|         known in their youth. Ah!~noble, sublime Brittany! land
56 17|          good and simple as he is noble and beautiful," she~said,
57 18|       they saved the soul of that noble woman, and made the fortune~
58 18|       virtues of the~young Breton noble. The motherly solicitude
59 18|        vice.~There are men, truly noble, like Calyste, handsome
60 18|           de Grandlieu, he, rich, noble as the Bourbonsat the foot
61 20|         this letter these words, "Noble Brittany does not~always
62 21|        against our vice. And I, a noble~woman, must teach myself
63 22|           meeting with a woman of~noble nature. But he saw nothing
64 24|         duchesse, is not loving a noble woman, a Clarissaa great~
65 26|           did~not impose, who, as noble as herself, regarded her
66 26|         splendor. When a~woman so noble, the victim of conjugal