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 1 1 |   character of immutability~which science gives to zoological species
 2 6 |           at that time she clung. Science~warned her of the sentence
 3 6 |   unobserved~physical influences? Science may some day find the reason
 4 7 |        within her as those~men of science knew their own anatomy.~ ~"
 5 8 |       competent to criticise~art, science, literature, and politics,
 6 8 | Mademoiselle des Touches, and the science of her cook. Calyste~declined
 7 17|       this that I tell you is the science of~a woman's life. Between
 8 18|    conclusions from this external science as to the secret~promises
 9 19|        only one of the two men of science whom Calyste had~been able
10 19|          to the knowledge and the science of courtesans. Without~acknowledging
11 19|         the costliest luxury. The~science of nothings, the trifles