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 1 6 |      eyes of~Camille Maupin are sublime; the gold of her glance
 2 7 | produced at last by all that is sublime,~creating a regretful yearning
 3 8 |       him; he is fanatic; he is sublime in his contempt for~worldliness;
 4 8 |  possible to be beloved by that sublime creature and not adore her
 5 8 |        forget what is grand and sublime. A young woman has a thousand~
 6 8 |   evening.~Genius is a great, a sublime thing! Why didn't you give
 7 9 |      side of the piano. Conti's~sublime voice knew well how to blend
 8 10|      You are~grand, and you are sublime; bear with the consequence
 9 14|      thus," he answered, with a sublime look, "I hear you,~I see
10 17|        Ah! if you only knew~the sublime tranquillity in which I
11 17|         their youth. Ah!~noble, sublime Brittany! land of belief
12 17|        and then farewell to the sublime! The peasants~will certainly
13 19|      them, for such moments are sublime, moments~when the forces
14 25|      descends at times to~these sublime meannesses. Arthur behaved