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 1 6 |          of age a girl with such force of will is the equal of
 2 6 |         signal~characteristic of force. The neck itself presents
 3 8 |        skirt those precipices,~a force which is lacking to most
 4 9 |      persistently. Here were the force and~the feebleness of womanhood
 5 9 |      piqued him, and he began to~force himself to eat and to take
 6 12|         judge,~therefore, of the force my love acquired when I
 7 12|    disdain, /that/ is the acting force between~us, not my worship.
 8 12| Therefore your arguments have no force upon my mind.~ ~As for Camille,
 9 12|      sentiment~attaining, by the force of its own instinct, to
10 14|    without a~loss of vigor or of force.~ ~Ah! how lightly she rested
11 16|           she alone~was able, by force of prayer and entreaty,
12 21|       clay,~it supports, it is a force.~ ~"Come, go home, dear
13 26|   herself mastered~by a superior force,by a young man on whom her