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 1 2 | penetrate the~mystery of this strange contradiction to the spirit
 2 4 |   Mademoiselle~des Touches,so strange that I can't believe them.
 3 5 |       pleasure.~ ~It may seem strange to those who calculate expenses
 4 6 |   abbe by relating to him the strange and fantastic life of the
 5 6 |   woman. He fears to find the strange distortion of an~abnormal
 6 6 |   genius and position of this strange woman; it~recognized and
 7 7 |      prepare the mind for~the strange and depressing sight of
 8 7 |      supernatural atmosphere, strange and undefinable. The modern~
 9 8 |       life he loved; and yet, strange contradiction! I~have seen
10 10|      Conti. After we are~gone strange things will happen here.
11 10|    tints of fire. During this strange~scene she was more beautiful
12 12|     depths of her soul by the strange~exhibitions and the rapid
13 13|     it. Nothing was ever more strange in its~course than the dumb,
14 13| sights, Beatrix, and one very strange one; you will see~Cambremer,
15 14| granite bulwark is~split into strange reefs, nor those of Sardinia,
16 14|     feeblest in~action. It is strange that Calyste, having seen
17 17|    own desire to talk of that strange~passion. Do you blame me,
18 18|      for the second time that strange and deep sensation of a
19 18|   fully account for Calyste's strange passion.~ ~Perhaps we ought
20 22|      diverse endings of their strange careers, which terminate