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 1 1 |  ancient dwelling attracts your imagination, you may perhaps~ask yourself
 2 6 |         her so~excessively, her imagination was so filled with grandiose
 3 6 |     regions of~knowledge and of imagination, into the world of literature,
 4 7 |       read there those~works of imagination, those amazing creations
 5 7 |  situations~and encouraging the imagination we end in tears, and sometimes
 6 7 |         cold heart, his lack of imagination, his~cowardly indifference,
 7 8 | unfolded it, Calyste's awakened imagination showed him the~marquise
 8 9 |    Warmed by the first fires of imagination,~souls like his have been
 9 12|         offered to the reader's imagination, to~help him across crevasses.
10 14|         All forms~are here. The imagination is at last fatigued by this
11 14|        lacking that the wildest imagination could invent or~desire.~ ~
12 24|       infamy that your virtuous imagination could never descend to it~
13 26|         loyal gentleman without imagination or cleverness. In Paris,