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 1 7 |    crossing, stifling thus the efforts of botanic nature;~those
 2 7 |       directions, and its vast efforts, nearly all of them on the
 3 9 |      met the object of so many efforts.~ ~Presently Calyste saw,
 4 9 |      suppressing by superhuman efforts. She asked him in a friendly
 5 13|      reproach us later for our efforts on his behalf, and~would
 6 14| Brunelleschi (for the greatest efforts of art are always~the timid
 7 16|        convinced that all such efforts were useless.~ ~Calyste
 8 16|       God! as the~reward of my efforts grant that Calyste may live!"~ ~"
 9 19|      by the greatness of their efforts at~preservation. Therefore
10 24|   duchesse. As the price of my efforts you~must do me the honor
11 25|        utmost secrecy as~to my efforts, and ask d'Ajuda to do the
12 26|     greatest feminine arts and~efforts could with difficulty obtain