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 1 6 |        an old woman exercised so~absolute an empire over that angel.
 2 6 |         of the eyes suggests the~absolute. The glance of an observer
 3 8 |     passion. Their devotions are~absolute; they listen to us; they
 4 8 |        existence,in short, love, absolute love, is known only through
 5 11|     ineffaceable happiness of an absolute devotion, I would~yes, if
 6 12|         your~stepping on them.~ ~Absolute devotion, unbounded faith,
 7 12|        indulgent manners and the absolute tenderness~which come to
 8 15|          finger on her lips, the absolute necessity of~discretion.~ ~
 9 15|          to~her by a gesture his absolute belief in Beatrix.~ ~She
10 17|      warmest protestations of~an absolute forgetting of what he called
11 22|        Madame Schontz reigned an~absolute mistress. She then began
12 24| frosty-hearted~fathers know what absolute love is; Moliere alone conceived
13 26|        them with the tears of an~absolute repentance. Many persons