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 1 2 |           pearly tones which painters adore. Her broad and finely modelled
 2 3 |               Pen-Hoel, brought up to~adore the Breton grandeur of the
 3 8 |              sublime creature and not adore her on~his knees, not believe
 4 8 |             parents and~relations who adore you, and faithful servants;
 5 8 |              me utterly, unless I can adore~the divineness I see everywhere,
 6 8 |              to have men~of genius to adore who adore them."~ ~"Ah!
 7 8 |            men~of genius to adore who adore them."~ ~"Ah! you are still
 8 9 |             woman could ever cease to adore such genius?~That voice
 9 10|            how could he come there to adore~Beatrix? He saw no solution
10 12|            bends my knees. I can only adore you, whatever you may do
11 12|            Have I not every reason to adore her?" cried Calyste.~ ~"
12 14|           moistened eyes.~ ~"She will adore you," replied Camille. "
13 17|          meets at~the hotel de Guenic adore me. They are all personages
14 18|            agreeable; and certain men adore women who play at seduction
15 19|               at~the feet of women to adore them, for such moments are
16 23|          throne, or whatever does not adore them unconditionally. So
17 26|           passions had fallen; but to~adore Charles-Edouard and still
18 26| Charles-Edouard and still let Calyste adore her, would be to~lose her