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 1 1 |       furniture of this hall is wholly of oak, each article~bearing
 2 6 |        her conception of it was wholly that of thought;~she judged
 3 6 |        could wish that she~were wholly woman. He fears to find
 4 8 |       belies. The weakness lies wholly in action, not in~thought;
 5 9 |   expression of a face that was wholly~aristocratic, by a sort
 6 10|     will"~ ~"Ah! does it depend wholly on the will? I shouldn't
 7 11|   difficult to capture. You are wholly unable to cope with her;
 8 12|  abandoned,which, thank~God, is wholly impossible,no one in this
 9 15|          Madame de Rochefide is wholly unworthy of you. The~scandal
10 17|        will."~ ~Marriage is not wholly made up of pleasures,as
11 18| possible, they think, not to be~wholly the mother of the child
12 18|         the soul of the man now wholly thrown back into his~first,
13 22|    shoes to~bridles he depended wholly on his groom,all of which
14 23|      from self-interest and was~wholly bent on making a good marriage.~ ~
15 23|          though not clever, was~wholly bent on making himself talked