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 1 2 |         managed rigorously on a system of almost inconceivable
 2 7 |      has no author to pluck, no system to undermine, no poet~to
 3 8 |         without~definite aim or system. The pickaxe of his criticism
 4 13| Catholicism, which, viewed as a~system, is complete.~ ~That morning
 5 13|  majority of women,an excellent system between men and women, but~
 6 15|         of the mental and moral system upon the~physical is not
 7 15|     illness unless the physical~system retains its primitive purity.
 8 17| understand Brittany,~the feudal system and /old/ France. The whole
 9 18|      requirements of the social~system.~ ~During the stay of the
10 19|         but they were part of a system~profoundly meditated by
11 19|         as if she hated him. No system is more fruitful with men~
12 22|         contradict them.~ ~This system Arthur pursued in all things;