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 1 6 |    rank mingled with men of distinction of all~kinds, and the elite
 2 8 |   The chin, of incomparable distinction, is getting doubled, but
 3 9 |     belong to travellers of distinction. In~one of the boats was
 4 12|  grace of your bearing, the~distinction of your movements,all things
 5 17|   was received with all the distinction due to her rank as~the wife
 6 19|    recognizes so delicate a distinction.~ ~At breakfast, however,
 7 21| real love, and tell him~his distinction is mere sickliness. I have
 8 21|   toward him in the salon,a distinction she granted only to cardinals,~
 9 23|   for reasons more puerile. Distinction is sought~at any price,
10 23|  calls "from the heart," in distinction from another sort of~love.