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 1 II  |      peculiar to the well-filled~man, settled comfortably on
 2 II  | narrative, by which a celebrated man, now dead, depicted the
 3 II  |         had just been asked by a man~whom he had made a prefet,
 4 II  |          he had made a prefet, a man of wit and observation,
 5 II  |           in~Paris, one superior man excuses himself from admiring
 6 II  |        Paris; but at that time a man would have endured~death
 7 II  |  Minister, grown young again, "a man must~hit his head very hard
 8 III |         Her stalking-horse was a man in high favor, a courtier,
 9 III |    showed very bad taste.~Only a man who is half a Negro could
10 III |           she exclaimed, 'only a man~could have such ideas! As
11 IV  |          in the Rue Boucher.~The man had a monopoly of capillary
12 IV  |        me; I was to her the only man~in the world; she feared
13 V   |     loyal, noble, and a charming man; I shall never forget you.'~ ~"
14 V   |       manners,~and the look of a man so deeply distressed, that
15 V   |            And I have loved this man! I have struggled! I~have----'
16 V   |        certainly have~nailed any man but me on the spot.--'What
17 V   |         he was so proud of.~That man, by creating duchesses,
18 VII |         fixedly at a middle-aged man wearing a~decoration, who
19 VII |       What she likes in you is a man to swell her~circle, an
20 VIII|        or understand Napoleon? A man represented with his~arms
21 VIII|    without fixing it anywhere; a man who could do everything~
22 VIII|     midst of ball and bullets; a man with a code~and a sword
23 VIII|         thousands of soldiers; a man to~whom nature, as a rare
24 VIII|         of blood and soldiers. A man all thought and all~action,
25 VIII|      army, my colonel was a tall man, at least eight~or nine
26 IX  |         the army of Italy, not a man could compare with~him.
27 IX  |    contrasts in this exceptional man. Passion lives on~contrast.
28 IX  |      still suggested love to any man who could think of~a woman.
29 IX  |     secret; yet there was in the~man's countenance one feature
30 IX  |   syllable,~concentrated all the man's despotism, impatience,
31 IX  |          such as often lead to a man of~genius being mistaken
32 Add |          Valley~ The Thirteen~ A Man of Business~ A Daughter
33 Add |         Secrets of a Princess~ A Man of Business~ Cousin Betty~