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1 1 |       of three. This difference~plainly indicates the Venetian school
2 2 |        her knitting-needles was plainly heard.~ ~"You have dropped
3 11|       Consequently, seeing very plainly that you have your reasons
4 13| propound conundrums. Speak out, plainly,~my dear Beatrix."~ ~"When,
5 14|   summit of happiness asked~her plainly to fly with him to Ireland,
6 17|        dear Sabineand~asked him plainly to tell me the events which
7 18|          and they are, I see it plainly, more powerful than the~
8 18|         Beatrix for his~wife so plainly that his wife had perceived
9 21|         peevishness tells me as~plainly when he leaves her. He no