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 1 3 |        Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel possessed about seven thousand francs
 2 3 |    landed property she~actually possessed, and the du Guenics would
 3 5 |         these daughters of Baal~possessed to so charm men as to make
 4 9 |         brain~was full, a fever possessed him. He tried to walk slowly,
 5 14|  Beatrice again; Petrarch never possessed his Laura. Such~disasters
 6 15|        sky. Melancholy thoughts possessed her; she was leaving there
 7 18|    frankness, until they become~possessed, through the law of contrasts,
 8 18|     standing on the street, but possessed of a charming~garden, the
 9 20| themselves or for~their rivals, possessed her. At this moment little
10 20|     signified, she, whose house possessed a~calorifere which heated
11 22|        the fortune which Arthur possessed when he~married, brought
12 22|        German, and Italian, she~possessed a thorough knowledge of
13 22|     they are well-~bred."~ ~She possessed ostensibly the three hundred
14 25|  curiosity she did not know she~possessed. Nathan hinted that La Palferine'