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 1 2 |     mind, he and his kind, for~action, not dissipating it on useless
 2 4 |   which she~put as much mental action as the most eager speculator
 3 6 |      of the intellect, without~action upon the chastity of the
 4 6 |        the ways of thought and action which are held to be exclusively~
 5 6 |       capable of~repelling the action of time. The constant nourishment
 6 7 |   fancies of women are not~the action of the mind; they are of
 7 8 |        weakness lies wholly in action, not in~thought; there are
 8 8 |   whereas men live by love and~action; otherwise they would not
 9 13|    your head to judge of every action of your heart."~ ~The marquise
10 14| dressed in white to~resist the action of the sun, had been from
11 14|       fury of love and his mad action~came as the thunderbolt
12 14|       is often the feeblest in~action. It is strange that Calyste,
13 15|   woman strive for priority of action, so deep is the wound~to
14 17|     that of man is a perpetual action; my~life has been, on the
15 18|    allowed him full liberty of action.~ ~One evening, on October
16 18|     rhetoric,~an antithesis of action.~ ~"Let me laugh the laugh
17 18|      to Beatrix her~freedom of action in receiving or not receiving
18 18|       I believe, my freedom of action," she said, turning~away
19 24|       It will be one more~good action to your account. Alas! I
20 24|     because it concerns a good action," he~added, smiling.~ ~"
21 25|     Parisian adventurers. This action~of his own vanity was however