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 1 1 |   communication with Paris, scarcely connected by wretched roads
 2 1 |     and gilded. The gold is scarcely noticeable; it is in the
 3 1 | those parts where light has~scarcely penetrated, are framed in
 4 2 |    seem that even the women~scarcely thanked him. The baron and
 5 10|  the wheels of the carriage scarcely sounded, and the~breeze
 6 16|    to cross the bay; he had scarcely strength to drag himself~
 7 18|     now thin and hard, were scarcely~visible within the puffings
 8 18|  faintly that Calyste could scarcely see on a mantel-shelf two
 9 19|   such anguish~in my soul I scarcely feel the horrible sufferings
10 23|    to~realize, for he could scarcely scrape together eight thousand