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 1 3 |       this way he gave a high idea~of his departed gallantry,
 2 8 |     to Croisic~by water. This idea came to me on finding that
 3 9 |     not have had the glorious idea of going to Croisic to see
 4 9 |           Calyste had a vague idea of having blundered.~ ~"
 5 9 |    reflections.~ ~"She has no idea of my agitation," he said
 6 9 |     been more fatal. The mere idea of a girl~thus imposed upon
 7 10|      satisfaction.~ ~"What an idea your mother has had," said
 8 11|      answer me; is it not the~Idea of Beauty which our souls
 9 13|      and through with a~cruel idea.~ ~What were Calyste and
10 16|      brilliancy which a~fixed idea gives to the eyes of hermits
11 19|      poisoned him."~ ~At that idea the tears began to flow
12 21|          That is evidently an idea that came to you from afar,"
13 21| Father, if you approve of the idea, will you also approve of
14 22|       lives well, what a fine idea it gives us of mankind!"
15 23| making a noise there,a Norman idea, difficult to~realize, for
16 24|   refrain from smiling at the idea of this~agreement between
17 24|   duchess."~ ~"But she has no idea of the difficulty of what