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 1 2 |    Gaudebert and Saint Calyste were forever bound to~protect the Guenics.~ ~
 2 5 |    carefully~prepared for, might be forever ruined by this woman.~ ~
 3 6 |       Mademoiselle des Touches, and forever, with~that contempt for
 4 7 |          which might have~slumbered forever in the soft torpor of his
 5 8 |             plans, as I do, to~stay forever at Chiavari, to buy a palazzo
 6 8 |         society; but I, who am cast forever outside of it, ought I not
 7 10| disenchantment~which will plunge me forever into an awful solitude.
 8 10|        Pen-Hoels,~and to put an end forever to the projects of the three
 9 11|            tone,~"you will lose her forever."~ ~"I don't understand
10 11|           in the certainty of being forever~above all other women in
11 11|             and leave the two women forever.~ ~"Not go to Les Touches!"
12 13|           of yours must separate us forever; we are no longer friends.~
13 14|            by which she was~to part forever from social life.~ ~She
14 14|             right to reject my love forever," he said, "and I, I~have
15 14|           on which she might remain forever~the loftiest of women in
16 15|            time, and felt they~were forever parted by an undying hatred.~ ~"
17 17|         convent at~Nantes betrothed forever to Him who will neither
18 17|             put~Madame de Rochefide forever out of his mind led me too
19 26|       themselves plunge at once and forever into the~degradations of
20 26|           Henceforth, you and I are forever bound~together."~ ~"Madame,"
21 26|             I am loved, mother, and forever!"~ ~ ~ ~