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 1 3 |     persistent as a priest, those~qualities in a region of routine like
 2 6 |       them grace and strength,two qualities which are seldom~united
 3 7 |         to him French wit and the qualities of the~French mind, and
 4 8 |       consequence of the adorable qualities of~youth. Besides, how would
 5 12|          and she has goodness,two~qualities almost irreconcilable in
 6 13|    collection of mental and moral~qualities which we call /talent/,
 7 14|       lived nevertheless in their qualities. Was it not~so with ourselves?
 8 17|      three or four, will show the qualities of her mind~and temperament.~ ~
 9 21|        crime to display your best qualities; resist the~pleasure of
10 21|          I perish through my best~qualities. All that I /know/ was fine
11 21| self-willed and full of~the worst qualities, who will certainly induce
12 25|    boasting of their various good qualities, with~their viscous lips