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 1 1 |        produces somewhat the same effect upon the mind as a sleeping-~
 2 1 |        are public buildings whose effect~is visible upon the persons
 3 5 |       they feel instinctively the effect of the~great emancipation
 4 6 | developments of girlhood, had its effect. Felicite fell ill; her
 5 6 |         its causes instead of its effect, and saw only its~objectionable
 6 6 |          than she really is. This effect is produced by the~character
 7 7 |        although~it saddens it; an effect produced at last by all
 8 7 |         which produced their full effect upon his unused heart. In
 9 9 |           head as if to know what effect~the music had produced upon
10 11|         the simple, modest, noble effect produced by this~sentiment
11 14|         sort of glowing vapor, an effect of the rays of the sun~falling
12 14|           cultivated, produced an~effect that was all the more charming
13 14|       doing so, she talked of the effect produced by the gorse along
14 15|          it may take some time to effect~this /chassez-croissez/.
15 18|          in Calyste's~coolness an effect of his English education,
16 18|        called a decorative scenic effect,~changed at will, and wonderfully
17 18|        presentation of this~fairy effect, to which is added clever
18 18|       eyes in a way to double the effect of her~words, which seemed
19 19|        which properly renders the effect of~the experience given
20 22|         seem exaggerated, had the effect of greatly~increasing the
21 25|         it is easy to imagine the effect produced~upon the Heir by
22 25|         the place to record a new effect of that great law of~contraries,
23 26|        because it was in part the effect of a real passion.~Beatrix