Chapter

 1 II |        she had not laid coquetry aside when she threw off worldly~
 2 II |        and the curtain was drawn aside.~ ~Between him and the light
 3 II | imperiously. The General slipped aside behind the curtain lest~
 4 V  |       and~never lay their armour aside; confidences are ingeniously~
 5 VI |    costume of her part were laid aside. All the~rapture of love
 6 VI |         said,~gracefully tossing aside a cushion that covered her
 7 VI |        You take it up and lay it aside with the plumed~head-dress.
 8 VI |         a time.--Now, I will lay aside all~vanity for you; is not
 9 VII|       glad once for all to sweep aside, with all scruples of~conjugal
10 VII|         set~Christian sentiments aside; you cannot understand them.