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 1 5 |        lamp by cutting it with a~pair of old scissors, took up
 2 5 |        gray jean, and a becoming pair of gaiters. His white brow~
 3 6 |    vigorously drawn, surmounts a~pair of eyes whose flame scintillates
 4 7 |      Greek peplum gave to view a pair of cambric trousers with~
 5 10|     round face, made lively by a pair of black~eyes which sparkled
 6 15|        let~her leave him. When a pair of lovers get to this extremity,
 7 17|       which preceded the married pair, was the Baronne~du Guenic,
 8 17|          the~devoted half of the pair. There are dangers, I know,
 9 18|          the stay of the married pair in Brittany the work of
10 18| immediate excuse for leaving~the pair alone together.~ ~"Come,