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 1 1 |       his~silver-laced hat, his presence is an anachronism against
 2 1 |       in other climes and whose presence~still lingers in a fold
 3 4 |         easy thing to do in the presence of the beautiful Calyste,~
 4 4 |         never assert herself in presence of~her betters; her manner
 5 6 |     Turk he may be, regrets the~presence of so great a mind in such
 6 6 |    Guerande became aware of her presence. Her subsequent~apparitions
 7 9 | pointing to the~proofs of their presence. "Monsieur," she said, addressing
 8 9 |    belonged to the marquise. In presence of the portrait~which Camille
 9 9 |   divine wand until he stood~in presence of Creation from which she
10 11|       which he knew to mean the presence of some violent emotion,
11 12|      fear me; I will be in your presence as if I loved you~not.~ ~
12 13|   unbeliever once perceives the presence of God, he~flings himself
13 14|         should be considered in presence of~the danger to his young
14 16|        man died in his chair in~presence of the assembled family.~ ~"
15 18|        if I had never fallen in presence~of those who pay court to
16 19|     nature. To such natures the presence of repugnance to~be vanquished