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 1 1 |      the du Guesclins, were as superior to the latter in antiquity
 2 5 | development of their sons into superior men, true mothers do not
 3 6 |      heart of a woman, however~superior she may be, the worship
 4 6 |        objectionable side. Her superior mind refused to make the
 5 6 |        confide her future to a superior man, to whom her fortune~
 6 8 |    marry a man to whom she was~superior in every way. The Rochefides
 7 9 |       to walk slowly, but some~superior power hurried him. This
 8 9 | service; the marquise was much superior to the~unflattered portrait
 9 13|     kind; she felt herself~the superior being. Beatrix was hard
10 18|     measure of what was surely superior impertinence.~ ~The rustle
11 21|     prose~that my intellect is superior. I'm only a poor little
12 22|      served dinners infinitely superior to those~of Nucingen, at
13 23|      Ronceret, without being a superior man, had divined, by the~
14 26|   prove to him that Beatrix is superior to~Aurelie."~ ~"We have
15 26|     felt herself mastered~by a superior force,by a young man on
16 26|    fear of human justice,as if~superior men needed to have recourse