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 1 Note|          volume, representing the manners and~customs of the old Breton
 2 1   |      continue faithful to the old manners and customs~which have come
 3 1   |         with the truer history of manners and~customs. The tradition
 4 1   |         reading an account of~the manners, customs, and physiognomy
 5 1   |           distinctions, and whose manners and~morals were to change
 6 8   |        dear~child, by his catlike manners, and you will never believe
 7 10  |          a fixed principle in the manners and customs of provincials.~ ~
 8 10  |            mistaking want of good manners for~dignity, and trying
 9 10  |          wearied listeners.~ ~Her manners, language, and ideas had,
10 12  |      enough to have the indulgent manners and the absolute tenderness~
11 17  |       live in the~baptism of good manners; though women of rank, anxious
12 18  |            in this history of the manners and morals of France in
13 22  |       into this history of French manners and~customs of the nineteenth
14 22  | scrupulous~honesty, her excellent manners, her education, and her