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 1 1 | enchanting~plants. It is like an English garden, designed by some
 2 1 |        du Guesclin who drove the English for a time~from France.
 3 1 |        arms of the family. Three English guns equally~suitable for
 4 2 |         in /ringlets/, after the English fashion, down her~cheeks;
 5 5 |          The~baroness taught him English, and a teacher of mathematics
 6 6 |    modelled, ending in wrists of English delicacy and charming~hands,
 7 6 |       her a taste for German and English literature and~made her
 8 9 |   portraits in "keepsakes" which English~designers and engravers
 9 10|       her knees; fishing, as the English say, for compliments,~which
10 11|    teapot and some beautiful~old English china sent to the baroness
11 18|        coolness an effect of his English education, cast aside her
12 19|       reached home. His handsome English horse,~a present from the
13 20|    condiments."~ ~She bought the English cruets and the spiced sauces;
14 22|        harem, governed by an~old English groom, which cost him monthly
15 22|     brought up herself! Speaking English, German, and Italian, she~