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 1 1 |      Guaisnics as clean-cut and clear as though the sculptor had
 2 1 |         to represent gules, are clear as ever. The~artist has
 3 2 |         once penetrated, all is~clear. We can comprehend the depth
 4 2 | thoughts, but living principles,clear, distinct, downright, and
 5 4 |          the glass of which was clear and the~metal shining, which
 6 8 |      clouds that pass through a clear blue sky, and to~which all
 7 10|       in his own mind to have a clear~explanation with the little
 8 14|       the sky was magnificently clear.~Near the horizon the sea
 9 19|       and invent some~ ~tale to clear that hateful Calyste and
10 25|   meaning of which is perfectly clear. You've got~him."~ ~"No,"
11 26|  dining-room, where he began to clear his throat, 'broum, broum!'~
12 26|        to make myself perfectly clear throughout. As for my own~