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 1 4 |           without him. But, as all passions have their~Jesuitism, the
 2 6 |  prodigious reading~controlled her passions far more than conventual
 3 6 |     matter-of-fact theory point to~passions in such a woman? Does she
 4 8 |            never have any but head~passions. She will always be content
 5 8 |       reveals a soul with Southern~passions; an angel flashes out and
 6 8 |          it admirably. But violent passions will have their freedom
 7 10|          is one of the magnificent passions reserved for~man. But she
 8 13|           say or do.~ ~The violent passions roused by this scene between
 9 15|           tragedy of many thwarted passions~had begun, they examined
10 19|         call the~politeness of the passions. He knew neither how to
11 23| exclusively. Now of all flattering passions there is none more prized~
12 26|            in heart, upon whom two passions had fallen; but to~adore