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1 3 |         strict in the matter~of gallantry, for she had, in fact, the
2 3 |       high idea~of his departed gallantry, but he never so much as
3 6 |  conversation, the silliness of gallantry; and more~especially was
4 6 |     cost, the folly of a man of gallantry, who~saw nothing in her
5 12|         his youth the waters of gallantry, it came into Calyste's~
6 12| baroness, "you used to practise gallantry?"~ ~Here the Chevalier du
7 12|         faithful to the~laws of gallantry, escorted her to the alley
8 15|     silly enough to accept when gallantry~obliges us to make nooses
9 26|   incurable. I end my career of~gallantry by perceiving that cleverness