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 1 5 | disguised as a man, his physical~strength was Herculean. His muscles
 2 6 |        which give them grace and strength,two qualities which are
 3 6 |       completes the character of strength which the face expresses.
 4 6 |     women? Has that intellectual~strength weakened her heart? Has
 5 8 |      Calyste's hand with all her strength, perhaps to thank him for
 6 9 |      fancy fastened with all its strength on the first woman that
 7 9 |      Vignon. He employed all his strength to control~himself; but
 8 10|       abstract, not active.~Your strength repulses men of strength
 9 10|         strength repulses men of strength who fear a struggle. Your
10 11|         combination of grace and strength? What is it that makes us
11 12|         my intellect, weakens my strength, paralyzes my tongue,~and
12 12|         I will show even greater~strength,I will bury my feelings
13 12|          possesses that fruitful strength,~that genius for constancy,
14 12|        she marches on in all her strength; her motions even~have no
15 13|        deceptions only prove its strength."~ ~Camille's face wore
16 14|          a certain vanity in her strength and her agility. Thus~arrayed,
17 14|   Beatrix had recovered a little strength.~The ladder being placed,
18 14|          You will~never have the strength now to do as I advise."~ ~"
19 15|    affection than~by the greater strength of his organs.~ ~Therefore
20 16|         the bay; he had scarcely strength to drag himself~along the
21 16|   Calyste was~thin and pale; his strength was diminishing, and he
22 16|    recovered a little of his old strength; he grew~younger as his
23 16|    feeble now that he has barely strength to whisper."~ ~It was at
24 18|          there again.~ ~The very strength of hatred which makes me
25 18|          he nearly lost both his strength and his~senses once more,
26 19| transport of her fever she found~strength to write the following letter,
27 26|        and~empty nature, without strength, coquettish for self-glorification~