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 1 5 |      Camille is an artist, she has~genius, she leads one of those
 2 6 |            pseudonym of a woman of genius, so~Camille Maupin was the
 3 6 |    separates nearly every woman of~genius from her sex; there such
 4 6 |          Felicite lacked. A man of genius, a poet~and a critic, he
 5 6 |          misfortune the midwife of~genius. This event filled Mademoiselle
 6 6 |         The~world bowed before the genius and position of this strange
 7 7 |      talent, are calling aloud for genius. He read there those~works
 8 8 |            been taken for a man~of genius. He has one advantage over
 9 8 |           would rather be~a man of genius like Rossini than a performer
10 8 | preoccupied with the wrong~side of genius, and Camille Maupin's desire
11 8 |          see where that dear great~genius may fail.~ ~Dear angel,
12 8 |           intellect, her mind, her genius. She does not want to be
13 8 |           fortunate to have men~of genius to adore who adore them."~ ~"
14 8 |         such a delightful evening.~Genius is a great, a sublime thing!
15 8 |             Why didn't you give me genius?~With genius we can make
16 8 |           you give me genius?~With genius we can make our lives, we
17 8 |         Vignon is handsome. Men of genius have luminous foreheads
18 9 |          was~dumfounded by Conti's genius. In spite of what Camille
19 9 |           ever cease to adore such genius?~That voice entered the
20 10|        easy to mislead as a man of genius. I am not a~man of genius,
21 10|          genius. I am not a~man of genius, I am a man of talent, and
22 10|           some few but rare men of genius, love is not~what Nature
23 10|           mentioned by the side of~genius; besides, I think I have
24 11|            Beauty, my dear, is the genius of things; it is the~ensign
25 11|            picture in Italy, where genius has striven through~years
26 12|        spirit in my~soul, no other genius but that of love; nothing
27 12|            fruitful strength,~that genius for constancy, that noble
28 13|            simulated. Women have a genius for shades,shades of detail,~
29 13|         think them prompted by the genius of depravity," said Camille,~
30 13|   vengeance. It takes a /woman/ of genius to~discover the most sensitive
31 14|         for being bound to an evil genius, a man as false as~Conti.
32 14|            of crowds stirred by my genius to offer you; my~only talent
33 22|           to nature the~convenient genius of imitation without mimicry;
34 23|            to be treated as men of genius; as for men~of genius, they
35 23|           of genius; as for men~of genius, they are more reasonable;
36 25|      diplomacy, and Leon de Lora's genius.~ ~Madame Schontz, anxious