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 1 1 |    gathering mistletoe in the~sacred forests and sacrificing
 2 2 |       chaste girlhood and the~sacred life of the old man's wife
 3 5 |     to~destroy your noble and sacred beliefs."~ ~The old maid
 4 8 |      is something saintly and~sacred to him; he is fanatic; he
 5 8 |  mother's hand as if it was a sacred thing.~ ~"I will love you
 6 10| Fathers to people theirs with sacred images. It~is to this, my
 7 11|      the worship they paid to~sacred beauty. Some traveller,
 8 12|      loved by me. Beatrix, a ~sacred love wipes out the past.
 9 13|      of thing. To me, love is sacred; love is love with~all its
10 17|       be defined by the word /sacred/.~ ~All the tenants of the
11 18|    under the yoke of the most sacred of duties; you have a young,~
12 19|     and who put forth reasons sacred to marquises~in a voice
13 20|    bloom the azure flowers of sacred~confidence, the golden petals
14 21|    that I /know/ was fine and sacred and grand within me,~all
15 24|   promise, which I know to be~sacred, will greatly aid in my