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1 1 |       Glad to be ignored, she thinks and~cares about herself
2 5 |     all that her son is doing thinks the worst;~that is, if a
3 8 | attractive one.~Claude Vignon thinks himself a great politician
4 8 |    replied Fanny.~ ~"Felicite thinks only of my good," continued
5 9 |      the marquise.~ ~"Camille thinks youth and beauty the first
6 10|   Love cannot exist unless it thinks~itself eternal, and you
7 17|    the folly of a mother, who thinks that all~her son may do
8 19|   pearl of virtue? I know she~thinks you handsome; pure depravity!
9 22|      opera~/galop/, "When one thinks that all /that/ is lodged