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 1 1 |    beginning to fade and disappear. Modern industry, working for the~
 2 1 | retrospection; but the monuments of modern industry are freestone~quarries,
 3 1 |             contained,a place where modern ideas have little access.~ ~
 4 2 |            we follow henceforth the modern~spelling) consisted of Monsieur
 5 3 |          but she held in horror the modern ways of~revolutionary morals.
 6 4 |          Brought up in the~midst of modern civilization, these young
 7 4 |          accordingly triumphed over modern~games, as all ancient things
 8 5 |             necessarily ignorant of modern literature, and the~advance
 9 6 |           figure rather longer than modern art~permits.~ ~Mademoiselle
10 7 |        before his eyes the works of~modern painters, those of the French
11 7 |          those amazing creations of modern literature~which produced
12 7 |        strange and undefinable. The modern~world with its poesy was
13 8 |          and brilliant aspect which modern luxury,~aided by the perfecting
14 9 |          the most pathetic~pages of modern music. The passage /Di tanti
15 10|            the present~condition of modern literature, and Camille'
16 11|           aunts. This appearance~of modern splendor in the ancient
17 12|          points and dashes of which~modern literature is so prodigal
18 23|          the new order of things.~ ~Modern equality, unduly developed
19 24|          duchess, interrupting this modern~condottiere, and showing