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 1 4 |        as they went along on the cleverness of the last play, on the~
 2 8 |    mature~men, who conceal their cleverness under a passion real or
 3 10|         eyes which sparkled with cleverness, abundant brown hair, a
 4 11|         to the profound feminine cleverness which~Felicite was displaying
 5 13|      safety, fearing~the amazing cleverness of the friendly enemy, or,
 6 15|          manage her~with greater cleverness. He will seem not even to
 7 15|       need caution and a sort of cleverness you do not possess;~I am
 8 18|          consists,~namely: great cleverness, some taste, and a certain
 9 18|   according to the nature or~the cleverness of women, which hide their
10 22|          the famous /galop/. Her cleverness instantly~captivated the
11 25|    pulled~by Nathan with extreme cleverness. The marquise began to ask
12 26| gentleman without imagination or cleverness. In Paris, a man~called
13 26|        of grace, good taste,~and cleverness equal to the evident inferiority
14 26|      there. La Palferine had the cleverness to~depart after a brilliant
15 26|     gallantry by perceiving that cleverness is a misfortune."~ ~"Explain