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 1 3 |      France. It was the duke who~obtained for this glorious relic
 2 6 |      have not belied the success~obtained by her first publicationnow,
 3 6 |    pleased her to read. She thus obtained a knowledge~of life in theory,
 4 8 |        who wish to leave me. She obtained the superficial~people who
 5 14|       and~comparing it with that obtained by her diplomacy, "love
 6 17|        woman could possibly have obtained from him. Sabine~herself
 7 18|   grateful for his~obedience. He obtained the place in society which
 8 22|    itself.~ ~Madame Schontz then obtained a fine apartment in the
 9 25| understand perfectly the~success obtained in a single evening by that
10 26|         speech in a manner which obtained a nod of approbation from
11 26|       with despair, had secretly obtained a passport,~and had written