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 1 2 |    baroness also sank into a deep~meditation, one of those total silences
 2 5 |        baroness, lost in maternal meditation, was setting her stitches~
 3 6 |           are dull; the torpor of meditation~often lends them an appearance
 4 6 |        was written: "The habit of meditation gave me~/l'air bete/ (a
 5 6 |        the melancholy of constant meditation. For this reason~Mademoiselle
 6 8 |       intellect made~somnolent by meditation. Criticism is his opium;
 7 9 |         with arms folded, lost in~meditation. Here is a fact worthy of
 8 9 |          in his hands, plunged in~meditation.~ ~ ~
 9 10| apparently plunged in the deepest meditation.~ ~At a part of the road
10 13|         played /mouche/ in gloomy meditation. These alternations of~joy
11 20|           last, after three days' meditation, she came to the conclusion