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 1 1 |     grand thing destroyed,a poem, in short. This mansion
 2 9 |     its creator intended, a poem of divine melancholy, the~
 3 10| knew would end the glorious poem soon. You thought of~'Adolphe,'
 4 11|    the~resource of making a poem of your miserythat's the
 5 12|   happy."~ ~This tumultuous poem of sentiments which had
 6 15|     happiness, a melancholy poem, which was somewhat too
 7 17|     Well, Calyste~ended the poem of his miseries with the
 8 17|    believe it.~ ~After this poem of our pacific Restoration
 9 18|     though~venomous, of the poem composed by Beatrix. Madame
10 18|    I shall see her again!"a poem which has often paid the