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 1 2 | always following steadily the path marked out for them. He~
 2 11|      were walking up a garden path beside the~lawn, conversing
 3 11|       into the garden, took a path, along which he sauntered
 4 12|      see lions lurking in the path, and monsters in drops of~
 5 12|     him; to lead him~from the path in which she now beheld
 6 13| present~moment?~ ~Once on the path of these doubts and superstitions,
 7 14|    waylike the tortuous rocky path before herover~which her
 8 14|    Suddenly, at the turn of a path, Beatrix was seized with
 9 17|  warning her of the only true path. Be wise, be noble;~sacrifice
10 21|    sinning~woman from an evil path, rather than push her along
11 21|  woman has advanced upon that path as far as Madame de Rochefide,
12 21|      Rochefide from the fatal path in which she now is;~to