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 1 1 |     sea-bathing (thought to have greater virtue among those~rocks
 2 2 |  interests of their~masters were greater in their minds than their
 3 4 |   demanded much~more reserve and greater modesty; etc.~ ~It can easily
 4 8 |       one~evil by rushing into a greater. Conti was wild with happiness,
 5 8 | bourgeoisie, to which we owe the greater~number of our writers.~ ~"
 6 9 |   imposed upon him sent him with greater ardor into his imaginary~
 7 10|       can't see that it~would be greater perdition for me to marry
 8 11|          in opium, she spent the greater part of the night in~smoking,
 9 12|         for you I will show even greater~strength,I will bury my
10 15|          he will manage her~with greater cleverness. He will seem
11 15|       kills a youth, less by the greater weakness of his affection
12 15|        his affection than~by the greater strength of his organs.~ ~
13 16|          aunt, who discussed his greater or less~depression as they
14 17|     position; but alas! they are greater than you thought. Ah! my
15 19|       the same tone. There is no greater blunder than for a man to
16 23|           the number of which is greater than that of the social