Chapter

 1 III |   long ago was~sincere, you ought not to hesitate to follow
 2 III |    worn,~and blighted it? I ought to have given a heart less
 3 V   |        Do introduce him; he ought to be interesting."~ ~"Nobody
 4 VI  |   compromise me? For me you~ought to be nothing but a FRIEND.
 5 VII |     me of your husband. You ought not to think of~him again."~ ~
 6 VII |     Church, she maintained, ought to be a temporal as well
 7 VII |     God!"~ ~"God again! _I_ ought to be alone in your heart.
 8 VII |     have France go~to mass, ought we not to begin by going
 9 VII |     The Restoration, madam, ought~to say, like Catherine de
10 VIII| ourselves a man of my stamp ought first to take her in hand
11 IX  |   carried me further than I ought to~go; and that next morning
12 IX  |   look after his nieces, he ought to~have a position; society
13 IX  |    better meditate: A woman~ought never to put her husband
14 IX  |     place at Court, and you~ought not to fling them out of
15 X   |   woman who bears your name ought to be moved by~sentiments
16 X   |      but~as for love, a man ought to know how to place it