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1 2 |       quilted like a petticoat, trimmed with a~cotton ruche, and
2 5 |        her~alone. She sat down, trimmed the wick of the lamp by
3 5 |      that of his~mother's gown, trimmed with silver buttons, a blue
4 7 |      garden, remarkable for its trimmed and twisted pine-trees,~
5 7 | gathered into mighty pleats and trimmed~with fringes and cords and
6 10|        domestic embroidery, and trimmed with~flimsy lace. Her gait
7 13|       haven't beautiful dresses trimmed with lace; we don't shake
8 18|    tulle, divided by straps and trimmed with lace at the wrists.~