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1 6 |    thousand francs one of the finest houses in the rue~Mont Blanc,
2 7 |      the poetic sounds of the finest music, that surpassing music
3 13| measure of our ambitions.~The finest poems of hope are sung in
4 14|   than if it were made of~the finest diamonds. I have been once
5 15|     plumb in the midst of our finest triumphs or our most~carefully
6 17|   postilions~dressed in their finest uniforms, for each carriage
7 21|       her little Calyste, the finest~child that any royal race
8 25|      prey. But he'll~make the finest chief-justice of a provincial
9 26|    one knows, with one~of the finest triumphs of Rubini, Madame