Chapter

 1 I  |     Frenchwoman beyond mistake. Soon~the love of country shone
 2 III|     government" is affected, so soon as the patrician~class fails
 3 III|        and their destruction so soon as that power is lost. The~
 4 IV |    which become contemptible so soon as they cease~to be accessories
 5 IV |         to do as~she pleased so soon as he felt sure of her character.
 6 VI |     they should reach the place~soon.~ ~"In an hour's time,"
 7 VI |       the sentiment. Love would soon be convalescent,~as the
 8 VI |         of which,~perhaps, they soon weary.~ ~"Mme la Duchesse
 9 VII|         Armand from the sofa~so soon as the sofa became dangerous
10 VII|        Great Heavens! you would soon grow used to them and to
11 IX |        After this, the Countess soon took her departure, you
12 IX |      that breathes it forth. We soon leave the brilliant,~unsatisfying
13 IX | conventions. Lord! I shall~very soon be eighty years old, and
14 X  |       the dormitory~cells. They soon saw the position. Everything