Chapter

 1 II |        diffidence gives to a young girl; her voice, distinct from
 2 IV |          beautiful and portionless girl, was married to M.~le Marquis
 3 V  |       husband prove? Simply that a girl or woman was~endowed with
 4 VI |           lights, a fresh innocent girl in gauze and~silken lace
 5 VII|           there in the world, some girl unable to live and bear
 6 IX |       simple bourgeoise, a working girl, if you would rather~have
 7 IX |          the forehead.~ ~"So, dear girl," he said, "you do not know
 8 IX |            skirts. "My~dear little girl," she said, "be happy, if
 9 IX |                But, my dear little girl," remonstrated the Vidame, "
10 X  | passionately than the lighthearted~girl, the woman of four-and-twenty,