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 1 3 |       du Guenic then said the prayer~aloud. After it was over,
 2 7 |       of despairing love, the prayer of a hidden plaint, the
 3 12|    Can you reject so humble a prayer?the prayer of a child who
 4 12| reject so humble a prayer?the prayer of a child who only~asks
 5 12|      chair, and made a mental prayer to God to save her Calyste'
 6 16|   alone~was able, by force of prayer and entreaty, to make him
 7 16|     baroness, remembering her prayer~after reading the fatal
 8 17|    now to leave for a life of prayer and~solitude. That look
 9 17|    you. Above all, my earnest prayer to~you is that you be faithful
10 26|       him a tearful glance, a prayer, that he~would come to her.