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1 1 |     beneath the elms.~ ~The houses of the old town have suffered
2 1 |     but never breaking. The houses of the merchants~are small
3 1 | Hence the grandeur of~these houses. Faith in self, as well
4 4 |    the conversation~in many houses.~ ~"How is Thisbe?" asked
5 6 |    francs one of the finest houses in the rue~Mont Blanc, where
6 7 |  that of nearly all country~houses built a hundred years ago.
7 11|  against the walls of their houses to~dry in the sun, after
8 22|  Lorette quarter, far fewer houses would be built in Paris.
9 24|    not receive in their own houses is by no means one of the~