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 1 2 |       his friends, whose medical knowledge was of the slightest.~To
 2 2 |   without going up to~verify her knowledge, how large was the heap
 3 4 |            As to that, I have no knowledge," replied the rector, "and
 4 6 |        read. She thus obtained a knowledge~of life in theory, and had
 5 6 |     floated on the impurities of knowledge while~her heart was pure.
 6 6 |       riot. A brain crammed~with knowledge that was neither digested
 7 6 |       mind and the extent of its~knowledge. Instead of that, she was
 8 6 |          her into the regions of~knowledge and of imagination, into
 9 6 |          wrapped in the snows of knowledge and the ice~of reflection.
10 6 |         shape the vast amount of knowledge already acquired by~Felicite;
11 7 |          She was terrible in her knowledge of herself. She suffered
12 8 |          of communicating my sad~knowledge of him to her; but he has
13 8 |         display in their words a knowledge of the~world; they know
14 9 |     stockings, showed a charming knowledge of the art~of dress. Ear-rings
15 11|        corruptions, all ideas of~knowledge, literature, the world,
16 12|     Chevalier du Halga, with his knowledge of the world, might have~
17 14|       place. Her great mind, her knowledge, her attainments, her false
18 16|        the fruits of the tree of knowledge, and knew himself to~be
19 17|         you the counsels that my knowledge~of your husband alone can
20 18| well-bred, who tirewithout their knowledge,~possiblyof marriage with
21 19|      Beatrix had~recourse to the knowledge and the science of courtesans.
22 19|         reject all seekers after~knowledge, all delvers into secrets,
23 21|        sends us~afflictions with knowledge of our needs. Now that Athenais'
24 22|         she~possessed a thorough knowledge of foreign literatures.