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 1 1 | accessories of the building, the spirit, grace, and candor of the
 2 2 |     strange contradiction to the spirit of the century. He~had faiths,
 3 5 |       evils which the innovative spirit of the agedescribed to~her
 4 7 |    magnificence, its criticising spirit, its desires for renovation
 5 7 |      were animated by a light, a~spirit, a supernatural atmosphere,
 6 12|          Claude. I have no other spirit in my~soul, no other genius
 7 13|     advantages, you have a man's spirit in all your ways; and you~
 8 14|        of the infinite.~No great spirit can face the infinite, admitting
 9 16|   chateaus. But the youth had no spirit or gaiety; nothing~brought
10 22| generated by patriotism or party spirit ill-understood (a compliance~
11 23|        in a very unstatesmanlike spirit, pulled down all~recognized
12 23|      that Fabien interpreted the spirit of his age; he did not~rule
13 24|       opinion! I imbibe the very~spirit of my government, and start
14 25|         Palferine, you've a bold~spirit, and you have even more
15 25|           and you have even more spirit than boldness; you can go