Chapter

 1 I  |          years of the nineteenth century~spent their force before
 2 II |    things are in this nineteenth century?~ ~The infinite grandeur
 3 II |         Mother might have been a century~old, but the bright, youthful
 4 III| Saint-Paul was to the fourteenth century; the Louvre to the~fifteenth;
 5 IV |        Fuggers of the nineteenth century, are princes de facto. A
 6 IV |  oligarch; he represents a whole century,~and almost always he is
 7 IV |     weapons which the nineteenth century flings~down in the market-place.
 8 IV |      seigneurs of the eighteenth~century did before him, and left
 9 VI |  convalescent,~as the eighteenth century moralist remarked, were
10 VII|          woman of the nineteenth~century is not to be frightened
11 X  |      than God and the eighteenth century; for as I~look back over
12 X  |         age. I am justifying the century~and not its fringe. Perhaps
13 X  |         manner of the eighteenth~century to a woman's wish, got out,