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 1 11|       power of happiness, in the certainty of being forever~above all
 2 13|      unless they have either the certainty of seeing him again, or~
 3 13|          succeeding the apparent certainty of being loved, bruised
 4 13|          contempt, betrayal, the certainty~that he will never love
 5 15|           This conviction became certainty when the~evidently happy
 6 18|       fear lest I find the awful certainty I seek that, like a~child,
 7 19|         by one~mad desireto have certainty:~ ~To Madame la Baronne
 8 20|           XX A SHORT TREATISE ON CERTAINTY: BUT NOT FROM PASCAL'S POINT
 9 20|         deceived her. She wanted~certainty, and Certainty made no long
10 20|        She wanted~certainty, and Certainty made no long tarrying. Certainty
11 20| Certainty made no long tarrying. Certainty is never~wanting, it is
12 20|   calling upon Death,we soon ask Certainty to leave us~blind.~ ~One
13 20|        pardon for her fault,~but Certainty let loose upon her other
14 22|         man. He~now acquired the certainty of being loved truly, and