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 1 2 |       calculation of return; she loves her fellows, as she loves
 2 2 |        loves her fellows, as she loves God,for~their own sakes.
 3 4 |         marry him promptly. He~ ~loves Mademoiselle des Touches,
 4 4 |      about our dear Calyste; she~loves him as though he were her
 5 5 |      worst;~that is, if a mother loves as much and is as much beloved
 6 5 |        hearing from~her that she loves another, I have resigned
 7 6 |        and~interests the man she loves? Will she not cast aside
 8 7 |        wants to~make me think he loves me better than he really
 9 8 |       minds as~well as for great loves. Rochefide, being a fool,
10 8 |   release me from my rock. If he loves you, so much~the better!
11 8 |       better! but I doubt it; he loves no one but himself.' Gennaro
12 8 |      their reputation?''Yes, she loves you,' I replied,~'but you
13 8 |        the~graces of a woman who loves, a woman who can give or
14 8 |            Beatrix.~ ~ ~"Ah! she loves, too!" thought Calyste,
15 8 |       faith in the nobility, she loves Brittany, she"~ ~"She has
16 8 |        without my~beautiful fond loves? Must I never tremble or
17 8 |         did you not see that she loves him less, and"~ ~"That is
18 10|    Claude into the~library, "Who loves me here?"~ ~"Camille," replied
19 10|       replied Claude.~ ~"Camille loves me? And you!what of you?"~ ~"
20 10|      that dreadful finale of the loves of Madame de Stael and~Benjamin
21 10|        As I told you before, she loves you, but it is for yourself,
22 10|     happened to you?"~ ~"Camille loves me, but I love her no longer,"
23 12|        should~love me, or say he loves me, is an insult. To turn
24 12|       your heart! My mother,~who loves you, might some day follow
25 13|         or later. Still, Calyste~loves me now; of that I am sure."~ ~"
26 13|          God!" she said, "how he loves her! I shall die without
27 13| to-morrow."~ ~"No, do not go; he loves you, I see that. Well, I
28 13|         him, projects; but if he loves you, all is over."~ ~"And
29 14|           thought Fanny, "really loves my boy; she seems to thank
30 14|       her attainments, her false loves~had brought her face to
31 14|          name as he slept.~ ~"He loves while sleeping," she said
32 14|      jesting tone of~a woman who loves, together with a certain
33 15|       here suspiciously. Beatrix loves me,"this with a gesture
34 16|      whom you have seen, and who loves me, to be~able to make the
35 17|        self-seeking, as a mother loves her son, as the Church~loves
36 17|     loves her son, as the Church~loves her children. I can pray
37 19|     innocent, from~the woman who loves us"~ ~"Well, don't tell
38 19|        my age. I know how Sabine loves her husband;~you are right,
39 21|        pregnant againand Calyste loves her so that I foresee a~
40 22|         but I love him as a wife loves~her husband when she is
41 24|          is how your son-in-~law loves Beatrix. I shall have trouble
42 26|     which women extinguish their loves. But if they~did not thus
43 26|    noblest dreams, our celestial loves!" said Calyste,~dumfounded
44 26|        evil. Madame de~Rochefide loves Madame de Rochefide only.