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 1 8 |       marriage,however, it is sweet to obey~him; though I did
 2 8 |       I never wander in those sweet by-paths moist~with dew;
 3 8 |     rays of love, so warm, so~sweet; that all-wise elegance
 4 9 |      diaphanous. The head, so sweet and~fragrant, admirably
 5 12| tingling with an emotion half sweet, half painful, as he~felt
 6 12|      My Calyste is mad!"~ ~"A sweet madness!" said the young
 7 14|      dream. But is not that a sweet and tender thing? We shall
 8 14|     this little jest, said in sweet, caressing tones which~betrayed
 9 14| limpid warmth. She~breathed a sweet and genial atmosphere of
10 14|    her~soul caressed by those sweet hymns of praise and adoration