Paragraph

 1 2 |   hob-nailed~shoes. When it was cold or rainy he put on a goat'
 2 4 |      not won herself), would be cold and~disapproving, and lecture
 3 6 |  worship she inspired found her cold and~unresponsive. Hurt by
 4 6 |        than the~face. The firm, cold carriage of the head is
 5 6 |        an~abnormal soul. Do not cold analysis and matter-of-fact
 6 7 |        to love. In spite of his cold heart, his lack of imagination,
 7 8 |         very~lucky to possess a cold wife who will never have
 8 8 |      that~impassioned artist is cold as a well-rope. Listen to
 9 8 |    desire to turn and rend that cold, pale spectre of a man.~
10 10| dominated the inward storm with cold placidity.~ ~"What queens!"
11 11|     hastily.~ ~Mortified by the cold, calm air with which the
12 11|         generosity and give the~cold shoulder to Calyste; but
13 11|         queen.~ ~Beatrix became cold and hard, contradictory
14 11|      her heart. She was neither cold nor hard to Calyste, but
15 12|        when I meet your eye, so cold, so stern, I turn~to ice
16 12| pedestal for that white statue, cold, distant,~jealous, and oppressive.~ ~
17 12|      But if you persist in this cold silence, this deadly disdain,
18 13|      has something so radically cold about it that it can~never
19 13|         you that your nature is cold enough~to enable your head
20 13|         therefore; be hard, and cold, and stern to~him to-morrow;
21 13|      for him or for myself."~ ~"Cold brain!" exclaimed Camille,
22 14|         smile. The marquise was cold and dignified. Camille had~
23 14|   completely effaced herself.~ ~Cold, fragile, thin, hard women
24 16|         her. She~ ~must be very cold in her coffin. I have often
25 16|         both~suffering from the cold, and for supplies and provisions,
26 16|       refresh me; the sun feels~cold; it seems to you to light
27 17|        should~have won only the cold joys (or pains) of a sort
28 17|     evidently~was a fool, and a cold fool, the worst kind! I,
29 18|  Beatrix,just think of it!~that cold, unhealthy nature, so persistent
30 18|    asked, looking at him with a cold eye that froze the very
31 20|    asked.~ ~"These rooms are so cold and bare," he replied; "
32 20|       dinner, complained of the~cold. He twisted about in his
33 21|      Juste. Be calm, dignified,~cold; measure the happiness you
34 21|        rouge and spermaceti and cold~cream. I am straightforward;