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 1 1 |          in France. A painter, a poet would sit there silently,
 2 1 |      indifferent, would~grieve a poet. On the mantel-shelf, covered
 3 6 |       lacked. A man of genius, a poet~and a critic, he took Felicite
 4 6 |       artists; she goes from the poet to the musician, from the
 5 7 |          by~the musician, by the poet, by the soldier! Sterne
 6 7 |          system to undermine, no poet~to drive to despair, and
 7 9 |      opportunity is good, with a poet," and she~motioned to Claude, "
 8 10|       that dreadful hymn which a~poet has put into the mouth of
 9 18|     publicly.~ ~The former great poet of the faubourg Saint-Germain,
10 20| sometimes mightier~than actor or poet, the two most powerful of
11 23|        on Victor de Vernisset, a poet of the school of Canalis,
12 23|   Schontz was desperate; but the poet accused Stidmann, a~young
13 25|     spurred by the praise of the poet,~expressed a strong desire