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 1 5 |        guileless; as pure as an innocent girl, and~beautiful with
 2 5 |      For this son, so noble, so innocent, the baroness desired to
 3 5 |         is the mistress~of that innocent brow! Ah! passion will lead
 4 7 |     hand of her Maker, is alone innocent enough to stroke your~cheek."~ ~
 5 8 |      the letter," he said, with innocent ostentation, looking at~
 6 11|         as he is beautiful; his innocent heart will~not resist your
 7 13|             But she thought the innocent Breton incapable of such
 8 13|     made in apparently the most innocent manner, cut the marquise~
 9 14|       so much artless art; such~innocent seduction is in their cries,
10 17|          what I was born to be,~innocent, and a child. I have washed
11 18|        amusing myself, like the~innocent heroines of all melodramas,
12 18|      memories as I do? None but innocent young men~should be married
13 19|       to keep a secret, however innocent, from~the woman who loves
14 19|         seem for the time~being innocent?"~ ~"My dear child," said
15 21|        nothing to imagine~on an innocent face. I laugh frankly, and
16 21|        worth the time which her innocent~confessions stole from the
17 23| severally~suspected, and proved innocent. No one had fathomed Madame