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 1 1 |         and scattered among those melancholy~swamps where the salt is
 2 2 |         with I~know now what mute melancholy. The nose, which was aquiline
 3 2 |         gradations, sank into the~melancholy tones of twilight. The baroness
 4 6 |        that face is~marked by the melancholy of constant meditation.
 5 7 |     apartment. In~that sombre and melancholy habitation, looking out
 6 7 |           out upon the sombre and~melancholy landscape, she wanted the
 7 7 |  vegetation on the continent. The melancholy~squares of water, divided
 8 7 |        was ever more mysteriously melancholy than Camille's~improvisation;
 9 8 |          If at times I have a few melancholy~feelings, like clouds that
10 9 |        intended, a poem of divine melancholy, the~farewell of two swans
11 11|    impulse of her mind;~they were melancholy in the extreme.~ ~Beatrix
12 15|          of his past~happiness, a melancholy poem, which was somewhat
13 15|          upon the still~dark sky. Melancholy thoughts possessed her;
14 16|         like all young victims of melancholy, he took pleasure in~the
15 18|          sister Clotilde that her melancholy bits~of wisdom often recur
16 18|        laugh, as it to remove the melancholy impression she had~made
17 21|           I ought to play off the melancholy half-smile of the fallen
18 25| sarcastically, a face of charming~melancholy, made his first irruption