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 1 2 |        baroness also sank into a deep~meditation, one of those
 2 2 |        silence at last became so deep~that the clicking of her
 3 3 | Kergarouet, who, in spite of the deep disapproval of the whole
 4 7 |         feet, he did not~see the deep emotion that seemed for
 5 8 |           In his art he has that~deep Italian jealousy which led
 6 10|          where do you find those deep reflections, those seductive~
 7 11|         to be visible, and three deep lines~made a bracelet of
 8 12|    awakened in no~other heart so deep a sentiment as they have
 9 12|          Calyste was standing in deep perplexity; how could he
10 15|       for priority of action, so deep is the wound~to their vanity.
11 15|        bidding her good-night in deep dejection.~ ~He returned
12 18| discolored, her~eyes hollow with deep circles, had that evening
13 18|     second time that strange and deep sensation of a double~pressurefull
14 18|   himself~to be the object of so deep, so naive, so jealous a
15 26|         has all that, too; he is deep and he is educated,~whereas