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 1 1 |  splendor still lives in the memory of~the people,as in Brittany,
 2 1 |      arises in the temple of memory; she enters, crowned with
 3 2 | Guerande~still treasures the memory of that siege.~ ~We must
 4 5 |  here and there."~ ~This war memory, pushing aside paternal
 5 6 |      sustained by a powerful memory. At eighteen years~of age
 6 6 |     her aunt returned to her~memory and made her shudder. Placed
 7 8 |      a lifetime, in which my~memory has stored rich harvests.
 8 11| above all other women in his memory, the first to carve on that
 9 13|    were~they alone together? Memory suddenly flashed into her
10 17|      to remain unmarried,~in memory of a man she had deeply
11 17| sister of the~Visitation. In memory of her he has quartered
12 17|    so much"who is the sun of memory to me. I found," she~continued, "
13 20|     with all the~perfumes of memory.~ ~One day Calyste looked
14 22|    desertion by Beatrix, the~memory of whom often humiliated
15 22|      which~remained in their memory.~ ~It was during this period