Chapter

 1 II  |  expansion which stirs in every noble soul. And these three forms~
 2 IV  |       heart in harmony with the noble~name that he bears. And
 3 IV  |     this is~realised. There are noble characters here and there
 4 VI  |      Fontainebleau, Montriveau, noble~though he was, was put on
 5 VI  |   greenness all about it, and a noble~forest lighted up by the
 6 VI  |       by the conventions of the noble Faubourg,~the majesty of
 7 VI  |  artists and stir new life with noble thoughts. If the world has~
 8 VI  |     felt afraid. The shrewd old noble's words~sounded like a prophecy.
 9 VIII| perfection, you must look for a noble~bringing up, a great name,
10 IX  |      Yes, I put my faith in the noble, proud nature so often tested~
11 IX  |         and I~know that you are noble and great! Why, when a woman
12 IX  |        Oh, my Armand, there~are noble, high, and chaste and pure
13 IX  |        the genealogies of every noble house in~Europe--princes,
14 X   |         live, invested with all noble~feelings, in her friend'