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 1 1 |       alone awakens a thousand~memories in the minds of painters,
 2 4 |      life at~Guerande hid many memories. When he stood, solemnly
 3 10| sufficed to annihilate all the memories~of his childhood, all his
 4 10|    advantages by~recalling the memories of childhood. She leaned
 5 16|      of such a death among his memories of life and travel. They
 6 17|    play a part to efface other memories, she has been so~charming
 7 17|       intent on laying off her memories and all her conjugal~dignities
 8 18|        Here's a~key rusty with memories among those of your palace;
 9 18|      women to~struggle against memories as I do? None but innocent
10 18|        a heart which held such memories~for him, a heart which he
11 18|   possibly, for~women have two memories, that of angels and that