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 1 6 | intervened, and her future was vague and uncertain. She was thus~
 2 6 |        found to have a certain~vague similitude to man; they
 3 8 |       from surprise, he from a vague uneasiness. The vast forehead,
 4 9 |        infinite desires, still vague and without an object, his~
 5 9 |      savages!"~ ~Calyste had a vague idea of having blundered.~ ~"
 6 9 | intercourse with Camille. Such vague emotions rise like~poems
 7 9 |      several senses~excited by vague expectation is known to
 8 9 |  Touches looked at Claude with vague uneasiness.~Beatrix, not
 9 14|        a manner to give them a vague resemblance to the feline~
10 17|     other's eyes, exchanging a vague uneasiness.~ ~"Do you return