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 1 1 |        self, as well as faith in God, did prodigies.~ ~As for
 2 2 |        her fellows, as she loves God,for~their own sakes. And
 3 5 |       concerned about salvation, God, the king, and their~property.
 4 5 |       was as handsome as a Greek god, and~handsome without conceit;
 5 5 |         She fails in her duty~to God and to society by abjuring
 6 5 |         fortune was given her by God to do good, and what good
 7 5 |     speaks Breton, he fought for God and for~the king. Educated
 8 7 |         a soul /de profundis/ to God~from the depths of a grave!
 9 7 |          Calyste, heroically.~ ~"God grant it," she answered,
10 8 |         He is a seer, a demon, a god, an angel. Calyste, although
11 8 |          himself: 'Am I really a god~to them?' and he is also
12 8 |       souls who argue with their God,~for are not you my Providence?
13 8 |    obscurity,but in the peace of God,in order to release the
14 10|  speaking to the Almighty: 'Lord~God, Thou hast made me powerful
15 10| sentiment that brings us~nearest God. Do not love me, Calyste;
16 10|          through the gateway.~ ~"God keep him!" replied the baron; "
17 11|         man, there is nought but God," said the celebrated woman. "
18 11|      said the celebrated woman. "God~is the Unknown. I shall
19 12|      heaven above us, as we love God. If you loved me,~you would
20 12|           abandoned,which, thank~God, is wholly impossible,no
21 12|  moistened eyes. "I will pray to God for her. I did not know
22 12|          know no one, where only God and I can reach your heart!
23 12|          made a mental prayer to God to save her Calyste's~reason,
24 12|         room.~ ~"I am praying to God for you," she answered,
25 13|        world around her, finding God in that desert of heaven
26 13|        perceives the presence of God, he~flings himself unreservedly
27 13|         bitterest~sorrows.~ ~"My God!" she said, "how he loves
28 14|     grouped about them, "and may God preserve her to~us, for
29 16|          his hands and prayed to God as~he sat in his chair,
30 16|     Guenic.~ ~"Alas! I prayed to God," said the baroness, remembering
31 16|         her be accursed,~and may God never pardon her! She has
32 16|     family.~ ~"I die faithful to God and his religion," he said. "
33 16|          religion," he said. "My God! as the~reward of my efforts
34 17|      bound hand and foot, before God.~ ~I am to-day what I might
35 17|          egotism. If may be that~God placed you, toward evening,
36 18|         now asking the pardon of God."~ ~"But they saved the
37 18|     devil has flowers as well as God; we~have only to look within
38 18|         to distract my thoughts; God keep me~from the mania of
39 18|    blondes come from the hand of God, which left upon Eve his
40 19|         herself, crying out, "My God! my God! my~God!"~ ~Those
41 19|          crying out, "My God! my God! my~God!"~ ~Those two words
42 19|         out, "My God! my God! my~God!"~ ~Those two words took
43 19|       pieces, withered, lost! No~God in the sky! no love upon
44 21|        and deadly. And remember, God sends us~afflictions with
45 21|         hand of man, but that of God, which recalls such a sinner;
46 25|        cried Maxime. "After you, God. I~never received such an
47 26|          idolators of the little god, and also, again, by the