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1 1 |       odd kind. This lamp has a~common glass globe, about the size
2 2 |        guerilla, a~cannoneer, a common solder, a leader; hands
3 7 |      which talent has become so common that hearts,~weary of talent,
4 10|     should have chosen either a common man or one so~preoccupied
5 10|       travelling-dress, of some common stuff, chastely~made with
6 12|       not think me one of those common lovers at whom I have heard~
7 14| accidents that seem nonsense to common~minds, but which, to noble
8 18|          but such eyes are~very common in Italy and in Spain and
9 23|       have a~natural conceit as common to them as to women,that