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 1 1 |         culture. The du Gaisnics remain the owners of these lands~
 2 6 |      woman of strong mind~should remain a symbol; as a reality she
 3 6 |        desire to escape fame~and remain obscure, while offering
 4 8 | courtesan, his powers of thought~remain untouched. Yet his intellect,
 5 12|   hundred~years, and so they may remain for two hundred more; our
 6 14|      world and religion. I shall remain in my present bonds;~I shall
 7 14|      foothold on which she might remain forever~the loftiest of
 8 15|       lose the last chances that~remain to you. If he wounds her
 9 17|      second daughter, desired to remain unmarried,~in memory of
10 21|    Clotilde, who was resolved to~remain unmarried, to be a mother
11 22|        with~the determination to remain in her own home, and to
12 26|       her as I admire her, is to remain her friend although we can