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 1 2 |    one might fancy that the Virgin of paradise,~under whose
 2 4 |     as he would the Blessed Virgin."~ ~"It is now ten o'clock;
 3 5 |    had~put him with all his virgin innocence into the hands
 4 6 |   innocence of mind, though virgin~personally. Her intellect
 5 17|      like Sabine, are truly virgin at heart, improved by the~
 6 18| deserted women, to assume a~virgin air, and recall by clouds
 7 18|    too, if one cannot die a virgin."~ ~She began to laugh,
 8 21|    our Lord and the Blessed Virgin~for you, with special supplication.
 9 21| after imploring the Blessed Virgin to~enlighten me,I were to
10 21| that"~ ~"I have thanked the Virgin for it," replied the good
11 24|      you understand, she is~virgin!a fact she proves by forgetting