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 1 2 |       sword~from its scabbard, holding it aloft in his ermined
 2 6 |      of literature, instead of~holding her within the rigid circle
 3 12|     Samson, you will perish by~holding to it. But this I have not
 4 12|     love might prove itself by~holding you a saint!~ ~You call
 5 13| sacrifices.~ ~Calyste arrived, holding the letter between his hand
 6 13|    true~to you," said Beatrix, holding out Calyste's last letter.~ ~
 7 16|       of his old blind friend, holding out~her petticoat which
 8 16|       louis/ which I have been holding at Calyste's disposition,~
 9 18|        Calyste withdrew, after holding out his hand to Beatrix
10 19|  Pretty Madame de Portenduere, holding in her hand the fatal letter,~
11 19|      But /that?/" said Sabine, holding out to her mother the fatal