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 1 1 |        the tenure of the fiefs subject to~the castle of Guaisnic
 2 1 |   France,~and which would be a subject of laughter in Paris, were
 3 2 |       Baronne du Guenic, whose~subject she was now compelled to
 4 7 |  answer of the princess to her subject. "He only wants to~make
 5 9 |        been remarked: we often subject ourselves to sentiments
 6 13|        Women are not often the subject of a~love so young, guileless,
 7 14|      in Conti's heart. On this subject Camille had fully informed~
 8 17|        feelings that are~never subject to the chances and changes
 9 19|      knew how my ideas on this subject have enlarged since I~have
10 21| Francois de Sales says on that subject. Remember too how Madame