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1 1 |       shields of many of the old families. Here it is,~such as you
2 2 |          the noblest and poorest families of that unhappy~kingdom.
3 8 | provinces, as I might do,leaving families~without fortune, but obtaining
4 10|        the projects of the three families.~ ~"We can very well put
5 17|    stupefaction of the~assembled families, Sabine de Grandlieu entered
6 17|  according to~the custom of many families of the faubourg Saint-Germain,
7 17|       and~Germany, and the great families of France and England should,
8 25|     chained by the rank of their~families, living in the midst of