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 1 2 | sanguine temperament, fitted to resist~fatigue and to preserve
 2 6 |    which a woman should live to resist the ravages of time will~
 3 6 |     given to women by Nature to~resist the invasion of wrinkles;
 4 11|         innocent heart will~not resist your eyes; already he admires
 5 13|      Calyste did not venture to resist.~ ~As he walked toward Croisic,
 6 14| paludiers/, dressed in white to~resist the action of the sun, had
 7 14|         them!~ ~Few women could resist such constant deification.
 8 17|       in my~happiness; I cannot resist a single glance of my lord.
 9 21|    display your best qualities; resist the~pleasure of adorning
10 26|     stronger than we; one can't resist~such things. So I changed