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 1 3 |     duke who~obtained for this glorious relic of the old Breton
 2 7 |      Touches the taste for the glorious, powerful at his~age, and
 3 9 | emotion would~not have had the glorious idea of going to Croisic
 4 9 | through it they see all Nature glorious, and woman~radiant. Are
 5 10|     age you knew would end the glorious poem soon. You thought of~'
 6 11|      her late lover.~ ~"What a glorious book to write, if I were
 7 14|      all security."~ ~It was a glorious day for Calyste when, arriving
 8 16|    During the last hour of~the glorious old defender of the monarchy,
 9 17|       to love my beautiful, my~glorious Calyste.~ ~They are calling
10 18|       cigar and whist, for~the glorious conversations of a club,
11 21|  repressed the~flashing of her glorious dark eyes, and made them