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 1 5 |    Touches. Such calculations of maternal jealousy were~wasted. Day
 2 5 |            The baroness, lost in maternal meditation, was setting
 3 5 |         The Church had proved as maternal as~the mother. Without being
 4 6 |        Monsieur de~Faucombe, her maternal great-uncle, who lived in
 5 6 | education~given to women, and by maternal instructions as to dress,
 6 10|       him; to-day you can take a maternal interest in him," he said,~
 7 11|    ignorance, Fanny rose through maternal~tenderness into certain
 8 13|          the second sight of her maternal affection. When he~returned,
 9 17|          advice, filled with the maternal eloquence of a~female Daedelus
10 25|       their grandfather, and the maternal line must have made its