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 1 2 |          inmost recesses of their~hearts could not have found one
 2 2 |         affection existing in the hearts of all,the more~fruitful,
 3 5 |          feelings battle in their hearts. Though the result may be
 4 7 |         has become so common that hearts,~weary of talent, are calling
 5 8 |           with which to sound the~hearts of men? I have no threat
 6 8 |          them. The~reason why the hearts of young women are only
 7 9 | characteristic of young men whose hearts and lives are~pure. Studying,
 8 11|         to extremity.~By it their hearts are broken; in it the feelings
 9 12|    horseback, writes and analyzes hearts and books; she has no~weaknesses;
10 14|     denied your right to test our hearts, and to yield yourselves
11 18|         of the noblest and purest hearts the mud and slime cast~up
12 20|           You can never doubt our hearts, I am sure.~We are piling
13 22|         in the depths of generous hearts and strong-~boxes by that
14 22|         rich men should set~their hearts on horse-flesh, but only
15 25|       have at the bottom of their hearts, the one that faint~desire