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 1 I  |        is a simple one. If we no longer have many suppers~nowadays,
 2 II |         is not heady, the~eye no longer contemplates the brilliant
 3 III|          to hesitate two seconds longer, every intelligent spectator~
 4 IV |     opinion, you~should delay no longer; he is rich; he is a duke;
 5 IV |         is enough, Henri; you no longer love~me.'~ ~"She had at
 6 V  |        on her girls, whom she no longer~sends to school at a convent.
 7 VI |     exclaimed Rastignac. "She no~longer has the quality of a spoken /
 8 VII|  epigram--a volume in a word--no longer strikes, as it did in the~
 9 VII|     position, and fortune are no longer~flags so respected as to
10 VII|         The whole aristocracy no longer advances in a body to screen
11 VII| accessories of the toilet, is no longer a wife, a maid, or a~townswoman;
12 IX |       our Italian~colonel was no longer human! Foam like the froth
13 IX |         impulse of terror; we no longer saw~the house, but a huge