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 1 Note|  Sand in character, and the personal description of her, though~
 2 1   | works of~which were once as personal to the consumer as to the
 3 2   |   have found one thought of personal interest. In 1814,~when
 4 2   |   family. There was but one personal interest mingled with these
 5 5   |    he cared very little for~personal advantages which he found
 6 6   |  and preserved her from all personal emotions in the~midst of
 7 6   |  questions suggested by her~personal appearance. Perhaps she
 8 6   |    who consoled her without personal after-~thought, or, at any
 9 8   |     to abdication,she chose personal happiness rather than~such
10 8   | social dignity and my petty personal dignity, I did~right not
11 8   |   nobles ought to~possess a personal value in order to give life