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 1 3 |     whose~existence or whose power is contested by their parishioners,
 2 6 |  attributed to a lack of the power of pleasing, Felicite resolved
 3 6 |  them; and having proved her power to her cousins, and driven~
 4 7 |     not escaped the~terrible power of Camille for analysis;
 5 8 |    for a few hours the fatal~power of omnipotent analysis.
 6 8 |      command. I must draw my~power henceforth from obedience,
 7 8 |   obtaining in Paris, by the power of their will~and their
 8 8 |     that~makes a man and his power? Would you make me a married
 9 9 |    slowly, but some~superior power hurried him. This impetuosity
10 9 |   suddenly felt within him a power to~conquer all things, and
11 10|    who fear a struggle. Your power~may please young souls,
12 11|    magnitude of~love, in the power of happiness, in the certainty
13 11|   realized. He has the~regal power of a lion, tranquilly unsuspicious
14 12|    be a proof of her want of power which no woman~could twice
15 12|      to be o'erleaped by any power, even~by the wings of an
16 14|      whom she~now wished her power to be eternal.~ ~Her coquetries
17 14|      Rochefide had unbounded power to restrain Calyste within
18 18|   all women to know if their power is solid or precarious,
19 18|    to its fullest extent the power~of my love for Calyste.
20 18|      emotions. He cursed the power of divination which love
21 18|  worship that he~doubted his power to compose a cautious face
22 19| whispered in her ear by that power which is not~exactly consciousness,
23 19|  compelled to employ all the power of passion to obtain from
24 22|   saying.TR.~ ~Who knows the power in France of witty sayings
25 23|    speculator had sufficient power to make his way in politics
26 24|    virtuous to know the full power of women who~are not virtuous."~ ~"
27 25|     Claude Vignon's literary~power, Nathan's poetic gift, La
28 26|      is a credit opened to a~power so voracious that bankruptcy
29 26|     to Calyste, and no human power could prevent the~Breton