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 1 6 |     this profile, royal~if not divine. It is necessary to add
 2 8 |      of light, and she becomes divine. If,~on some excuse or other,
 3 8 |      he strongly~resembled the divine Raffaelle. But his nose,
 4 9 |     nimbus around the heads of divine personages in works of~religious
 5 9 |    creator intended, a poem of divine melancholy, the~farewell
 6 9 | Calyste, touching him with her divine wand until he stood~in presence
 7 12|       I do commend you to some divine young girl who is worthy
 8 14|     messenger from heaven, her divine conductor! She had stifled
 9 14|    stifled earthly~love, and a divine love had come from it.~ ~
10 18|       belongs to you," said my divine, dear mother-in-law.~ ~"
11 20|      the house, that she might divine, if possible, the future~
12 25|      last reflexion of the ray divine that is not extinct;~in
13 26|        all that man has of the divine~within him finds its food