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 1 2 |           had caused the~present weakness and somnolence of the old
 2 8 |        him to bits. He~knows his weakness, and cultivates an appearance
 3 8 |           cover irresolution and weakness, which the keenly intelligent~
 4 8 |      sarcastic smile belies. The weakness lies wholly in action, not
 5 14|         in a feeble voice.~ ~The weakness, in fact the complete prostration,
 6 14|         within~herself a certain weakness. She played the invalid
 7 15|       youth, less by the greater weakness of his affection than~by
 8 16|          at Calyste's increasing weakness, though none of them~thought
 9 16|        his chair, from which his weakness now prevented him from~rising.
10 18|       still extended. Seeing his~weakness, she came at once to his
11 18| vengeance, and she yielded to no weakness.~ ~"Dictate what I ought
12 25|         a great man without some weakness!~ ~The duchess, Madame du