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 1 2 |       sakes. And so one might fancy that the Virgin of paradise,~
 2 5 |   pretext of its serving~some fancy of Calyste.~ ~About one
 3 6 |       which enable old men to fancy themselves still living.~
 4 9 |      such cases young fellows fancy that their~foreheads are
 5 9 |    and without an object, his~fancy fastened with all its strength
 6 9 |      love. He had never had a fancy for Charlotte de Kergarouet,
 7 12|       you are carried away by fancy; you are~incapable, like
 8 12|        You will laugh at that fancy, but it has grown and is
 9 12|       your letter, in~which I fancy I can see that if the reasons
10 13|      into a book?"~ ~"I've no fancy for the role of OEdipus;
11 13|   perhaps, have had a passing fancy~for you; for you are, you
12 14|       unique and so~complete. Fancy has here amused itself by
13 14|     that aerial spot he could fancy her all his, and his~first
14 15|      not expect me so soon, I fancy," said Conti, offering his
15 17|       yield to passion and to~fancy, as I did. Woman is the
16 17|      be noble;~sacrifice your fancy to your duties, as head
17 20|   first~imagine what this new fancy signified, she, whose house
18 25|       imagine!~Aurelie took a fancy for that Norman from Alencon;
19 25| sparkling mind, that~animated fancy, especially if you take