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 1 1 |        therefore, being at the extreme end of the continent, leads~
 2 2 |     utter repose which follows~extreme fatigue, in which the animal
 3 7 |     driving our feelings to an extreme. By imagining certain situations~
 4 9 |   delicacy of the features was~extreme; the forehead seemed diaphanous.
 5 11|    they were melancholy in the extreme.~ ~Beatrix seemed to listen
 6 14|       jetty~of Guerande to the extreme end of the port of Croisic,
 7 14| herself~recalls you."~ ~In all extreme illness there is a moment
 8 15|        food. It is only~during extreme youth that these contractions
 9 22|     taught,on a certain day of extreme misery, when, at Valentino'
10 25|      was pulled~by Nathan with extreme cleverness. The marquise