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 1 1 |     of your heart.~ ~Near the church of Guerande stands a mansion
 2 3 |      his seigneur's house. In church, when he~gave the benediction,
 3 4 |      woman who never enters a church~except to look at the pictures.
 4 4 |      would do as much for the Church. Moreover, this~Breton woman
 5 5 |      in the abbe's hands. The Church had proved as maternal as~
 6 5 |     conducting herself as the Church requires. She fails in her
 7 7 |       and tassels worthy of a church. This salon~contains a chest
 8 8 |       straight and white as a church taper; her face is long
 9 10| esplanade which surrounds the church~of Saint-Nazaire, and from
10 10|       she advanced toward the church as if she meant to take~
11 12|    Guerande elsewhere than~to church, or on the two pretty roads
12 14|       spirits, with~the Roman Church, ever kind to repentance,
13 16|  coffin as chief mourner. The church and the~little square were
14 17|  mother loves her son, as the Church~loves her children. I can
15 17|   seven in the morning at the church of Saint Thomas~d'Aquin,
16 18|  between the two~banks of the church and the legal ceremony?
17 23|     ambition to be married by church and mayor.~All social positions