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 1 4 |     pupil,he will never let the devil~inveigle him; neither will
 2 10|   profit by what she called the devil's~carryall. At Nantes, which
 3 12|  unhappy; but~you have in you a devil's pride, which binds you
 4 12|         of an angel; none but a devil would fail to recoil~before
 5 13| speeches of Camille; a grinning devil~seemed to show her, as in
 6 13|        from ennui, we allow the devil to help us"~ ~"That man
 7 16|       meals at Les Touches, the devil's~kitchen doesn't nourish
 8 18|         Satan sowed themfor the devil has flowers as well as God;
 9 19|      exactly consciousness, nor devil, nor angel; which sees,
10 21|        I think you women have a~devil of your own.'"~ ~"Monsieur
11 25|        rapped, this hair of the devil was pulled~by Nathan with