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 1 1 |        time of~Louis XIV. in the depths of Pitou, and of still more
 2 1 |       the grandeur hidden in~the depths of that dark lane. The du
 3 2 |          her sinewy arm into~the depths of it. She carried at the
 4 7 |       profundis/ to God~from the depths of a grave! The heart of
 5 11|         flowers~that grow in its depths."~ ~Madame de Rochefide
 6 11|     certain ideas of it; but the depths of such sentiment~being
 7 12|        the desires hidden in the~depths of your soul; it is because
 8 12|          now know my mind to its depths. Perhaps I ought to thank
 9 12|      eyes with tears, and in the~depths of my heart I envy her.
10 12|          sex. I~have seen in the depths of her soul such treasures
11 12|         baroness, stirred to the depths of her soul by the strange~
12 12|       letter revealed~to her the depths of the gulf into which his
13 13|     employed against me. To what depths have~you descended, Camille
14 14|           do sometimes open vast depths of~thought, decided her
15 17|          treasure to bury in the depths of the soul.~ ~Who can relate
16 17|        the~last two days, in the depths of Brittany, at the hotel
17 17|          can only be done in the depths of BrittanyAdieu.~ ~Your
18 17|       Beatrix lives still~in the depths of his heart, and it is
19 18|    seemed to be dragged from the depths of her soul by the~violence
20 20| investigations,~concealed in the depths of her heart, turn sour
21 22|     unproductive and lost in the depths of generous hearts and strong-~
22 24|    matter to drag a man from the depths of such~credulity! Ah! madame,
23 25|       courtesans preserve in the depths of their heart a perennial