Chapter

 1 I |        dull-witted, possessed the~sort of spirit which will not
 2 II|       momentary libertinage. What sort of~entire surrender is it
 3 II|           and interest. The other sort are lunatics that love and~
 4 II|         In her opinion, any other sort of establishment is bad~
 5 II|           for bad behavior of any sort or description. Toby might~
 6 V |     looked rather like~a superior sort of housemaid. She could
 7 V |      market, a great idea of this sort is~not expressed in precisely
 8 V |           make no~mistake of this sort; he waited ten years for
 9 V |             broke in Couture, "no sort~of business would be possible.
10 V |        liability~companies, every sort of enterprise that pays
11 VI| corruption and rascality of every sort. If he admitted~exceptions,