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 1 4 |           the visible signs of her feelings. Madame du~Guenic's evident
 2 5 |            accompanied the wounded feelings of the mother, who~lived
 3 5 |        sons are happy; conflicting~feelings battle in their hearts.
 4 7 |     nervous nature and~driving our feelings to an extreme. By imagining
 5 7 |          suffered and~analyzed her feelings as Cuvier and Dupuytren
 6 8 |            I have a few melancholy~feelings, like clouds that pass through
 7 9 |        were~under the influence of feelings such as cannot express themselves
 8 10|          Touches to mask your real feelings and leave you safe to follow
 9 11|       hearts are broken; in it the feelings of their sex are~lost to
10 12|            strength,I will bury my feelings in my heart, if you will
11 14|        charming face,~paled by his feelings and his vigil of love. She
12 14|           and genial atmosphere of feelings hitherto unknown to~her,
13 14|         alike in the~expression of feelings than we have to expect the
14 14|          all in harmony~with their feelings and their tender talk. Their
15 15|        this occasion, when so many feelings were~contending in his breast.
16 15|            of its interest to real~feelings only. Beatrix playing comedy
17 17|            obtain from Calyste the feelings that are~never subject to
18 17|       about our characters and our feelings by noble compliances, let
19 17| love-speech which responded to the feelings~in my soul, and I remained
20 19|          seen, he allowed his real feelings and his weariness to appear.~ ~"
21 21|    troubles himself to conceal~his feelings; I have become intolerable