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 1 Note|       passed into the customs and ideas of the~present century,
 2 1   |          stones tell~of them; the ideas of the middle ages are still
 3 1   |    contained,a place where modern ideas have little access.~ ~Its
 4 2   |           led to acts rather than ideas. But, examining~that grand
 5 3   |         supervision. Not that her ideas were strict in the matter~
 6 3   |          newspaper. To her, novel ideas~meant the overthrow of succession
 7 3   |        bring back either facts or ideas. He had~emigrated with the
 8 4   |        trained by me to Christian~ideas, a fervent Catholic, a child
 9 6   |          in return an exchange of ideas, seductions, and pleasures
10 6   |          so filled with grandiose ideas that~although she returned
11 6   |          the~contagion of the new ideas had made some progress in
12 7   |        awakened in him a thousand ideas, which might have~slumbered
13 7   |          to associate me with the ideas this new place gives him,
14 8   |         is simply independence of~ideas, enthusiasm, a feeling for
15 8   |           a regal~pride, distinct ideas, and a marvellous facility
16 8   |           song replies to certain ideas, certain states of~feeling
17 8   |           said.~ ~"Don't put such ideas into Calyste's mind; you
18 10  |      cannons at billiards), a few~ideas, which gave her the reputation
19 10  |        Her manners, language, and ideas had, more or less, descended
20 11  |           tenderness into certain ideas of it; but the depths of
21 11  |         from all corruptions, all ideas of~knowledge, literature,
22 13  |          impossible for me to see ideas where the heart feels sentiments."~ ~"
23 16  |           he could~exchange a few ideas. He had divined in that
24 17  |          being built, roads made,~ideas are coming, and then farewell
25 17  |          number and extent of the ideas which are rushing~through
26 19  |           if you only knew how my ideas on this subject have enlarged
27 19  |        composed~a few ballads on /ideas/ of the lord, who afterwards
28 19  |         in the world invisible~of ideas.~ ~"Where do you come from,
29 19  |       words took the place of all ideas. The crisis she had seized~
30 19  | Portenduere. Sabine felt that her ideas were whirling in her~brain
31 19  |       illuminated by one of those ideas which~come to none but sincere
32 22  |          adopting~incessantly the ideas and the follies of everbody,
33 26  |       takes the turn of murderous ideas; she has~actually and openly