Chapter

 1 IV  |        bourgeoisie in the most~feminine of all countries, to take
 2 IV  |        the homage on which the~feminine nature is nourished, and
 3 V   |       was more than one demure~feminine hypocrite to instruct her
 4 VI  |   together all the extremes of feminine nature? In a word, the~Duchess
 5 VII |      compatible with tyrannous feminine sway. But often, on~the
 6 VII |       adept in the formulas of feminine algebra. If so many~women,
 7 VIII|     Armand;~there is a sort of feminine nature that is only softened
 8 VIII| chimney~takes fire). The steel feminine system will glow red-hot
 9 VIII|    other~afterwards.~ ~Put any feminine creature under the feet
10 VIII|      extreme sensations is the feminine nature. The regret~was not
11 IX  |    produces an effect upon the feminine imagination to which the~
12 IX  |        Blamont-Chauvry, in the feminine world, was a~most poetic