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 1 2 | fan-shaped. An artist would~have admired beyond all else in this
 2 3 |         persons. Her avarice was admired by the whole country~round,
 3 5 |          ancient room would have~admired the sublimity of the picture.
 4 6 |        despised what other women admired; she detected falsehood
 5 6 |          her independence; women admired her mind,~men her beauty.
 6 8 |   delights, he is~beloved; he is admired whensoever he will. He owes
 7 10|   Guerande,~Camille was read and admired; she was thought to be the
 8 16|    formerly detested her, he now admired~her, and protected her as
 9 19|         a very good appetite. He admired the grace with which his
10 24|   excessively loved. He was also admired by men who knew~how difficult