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 1 IV |      the tint of the hair. My wife herself marked~those handkerchiefs.
 2 IV |       he will be proud of his wife.'--'Oh!' cried~she, bursting
 3 V  |     extremely droll, that his wife,~who was de Marsay's "second,"
 4 V  |   Henceforth the eldest son's wife, a duchess in name only,
 5 VII|    the toilet, is no longer a wife, a maid, or a~townswoman;
 6 IX |    thrown him, had an Italian wife,~a beautiful Sicilian of
 7 IX |       opposite to me, and his wife was at the other end~of
 8 IX |     had subsisted between his wife~and the Colonel for three
 9 IX |       self-evident. The young~wife replied by an indescribable
10 IX |      having lost sight of his~wife for a few of the last minutes
11 IX | himself in an armchair by his wife's side, and looked fixedly