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1 IV  |        not~share the symmetrical ideas of his master, who would
2 IV  |     mother would sanction, their~ideas had not acquired much scope.
3 V   |       contributed to develop the ideas of the~young girl, who had
4 V   | overwhelmed by the weight~of his ideas, he tore himself from his
5 XIII|        and the~narrowness of her ideas. Sommervieux's nature, subjugated
6 XV  |       far from the world and the ideas which are life, startled~
7 XVI |    people too severely. If their~ideas were the same as other folks',
8 XIX |   actions to bear on~it, all our ideas, our cajolery, we subjugate