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 1 3 | practically, the~equivalent of intellect.~ ~"Will Monsieur du Halga
 2 6 |  though virgin~personally. Her intellect floated on the impurities
 3 6 |   child. This depravity of the intellect, without~action upon the
 4 6 |    search of amusements of the intellect, came there and found~enjoyment.
 5 6 |        She is the Ninon of the intellect; she adores Art~and artists;
 6 7 |  Touches was the mother of his intellect. She was so~kind to him;
 7 8 |      remain untouched. Yet his intellect, which is competent to criticise~
 8 8 | nothing. He is the Turk of the intellect made~somnolent by meditation.
 9 8 |      it were, the mother of my intellect."~ ~"I cannot bless her
10 8 |        of their will~and their intellect, a great career. I can do
11 8 |     given me those of her vast~intellect, her mind, her genius. She
12 11|      his ears and darkened his intellect,~and threw him into an unnatural
13 12|        its hot wave~darkens my intellect, weakens my strength, paralyzes
14 12|        She is the mother of my intellect; nothing more, nothing~less.
15 17|        rule austere toward the intellect,~and terrible against the
16 19|      the masses whose soul and intellect and~providence they ought
17 19|        forces of the heart and intellect gush forth like the waters~
18 21|        verse and prose~that my intellect is superior. I'm only a
19 26|    Madame de Rochefide for her intellect, she is supremely~displeasing