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 1 4 |         put into this game~(the innocence of which is only surpassed
 2 5 |         him with all his virgin innocence into the hands of the pastor,~
 3 6 |      life in theory, and had no innocence of mind, though virgin~personally.
 4 7 | heedlessly deprave your~girlish innocence! Forgive me, Calyste" She
 5 8 |         jugglery with a sort of~innocence; their humbuggery is in
 6 11|         cats, to~traps laid for innocence and all the youthful virtuesoh,
 7 11|         faith! what grace! what~innocence! The ancients were right
 8 14|         And with what guileless innocence the young Breton allowed
 9 17|       critics unjustly deny the innocence and virtue of young~girls
10 18|      completely thrown off that innocence of mind the charm of~which