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 1 V   |   she did not know~that he loved her. On the other hand,
 2 VI  |  transient scenes. She was loved!~It was impossible to doubt
 3 X   |  learned that Joseph Lebas loved Augustine. It was written~
 4 X   | innocent decision that she loved Monsieur~de Sommervieux,
 5 XIII|  by~ingenious caprice; she loved too well to calculate for
 6 XIV |  soul with~Theodore's; she loved him well enough to absolve
 7 XIV | for. At the same time, she loved too truly to lose all hope.~
 8 XVI |   man known who, like him,~loved horses better than his fellow-creatures,
 9 XVI |     Yes, I do believe. You loved him, and you can see none
10 XIX |   us; and if they were~not loved, they were at least respected.