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 1 1 |      the next~generation will possess the paternal dwelling; homes
 2 6 |      lover. He did, in truth, possess one of the most~original
 3 8 |    women, but which, if we do possess~it, makes abnormal beings
 4 8 |         You are very~lucky to possess a cold wife who will never
 5 8 |       short, to-day you still~possess your right of feeling, while
 6 8 |      when the nobles ought to~possess a personal value in order
 7 14|      be~that only Frenchwomen possess the art of such scenic effects;
 8 15|      of cleverness you do not possess;~I am afraid you will let
 9 17| things than~property; you now possess the double ideal of which
10 18|     as pale as~death. Bretons possess a courage of nature which