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 1 3 |      held in horror the modern ways of~revolutionary morals.
 2 6 |  familiarized herself~with the ways of thought and action which
 3 6 |      Camille~Maupin is in some ways the living image of Schiller'
 4 6 |        her friends, in various~ways,by ambition, by the dread
 5 8 | diversity; there are a hundred ways for a~blonde to charm, and
 6 8 |  artists, is dainty in all his ways; he likes his ease, his
 7 8 |       know nothing of Parisian ways."~ ~"I did not know that
 8 12|       have in me.~ ~In so many ways you are beautiful; I have
 9 13|       man's spirit in all your ways; and you~share his contempt
10 14|      laughing at the different ways that men~adopted to declare
11 17|        give up such detestable ways;" "My~dear, that is a thing