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 1 4 |        MADAME bestowed upon his devotion, have only~increased her
 2 6 | remained to nurse him, with the devotion of an angel,~for eighteen
 3 9 |      marquise, listened in rapt~devotion. Beatrix and Vignon were
 4 11|        happiness of an absolute devotion, I would~yes, if he asked
 5 12|    stepping on them.~ ~Absolute devotion, unbounded faith, love unquenchable,
 6 12|        empty; she has for you a~devotion you ill appreciate; she
 7 13|         was equalling Camille's devotion, and told herself, moreover,
 8 14|   yourselves only~to our utmost devotion. I will sacrifice to you
 9 14|        loving with idolatry and devotion, with~mysterious tranquillity
10 17|       still count on Felicite's devotion to recover~Beatrix? In the
11 17|       spite~of the affectionate devotion of Calyste's family, I feel
12 17|         are dangers, I know, in devotion,~though we profit by it;
13 17|      might that have led to? My devotion has, I know, made me~Calyste'
14 26|    right; I was wanting in true~devotion."~ ~ ~"Unhappily, monsieur,