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 1 I   |      friend~Fontaine, I shall take care never to appoint you
 2 III | slightest turn of ill-luck to take his revenge. The indifferent,
 3 III |   when his hair was dressed, "take away that towel,~draw back
 4 III | father. I shall not refuse to take proper steps and help~you,
 5 IV  |     with general laughter.~ ~"Take care I don't marry you,
 6 IV  |        Emilie, like you, will take no advice but her mother'
 7 IV  |      s."~ ~"Bless me! I shall take no advice but my own in
 8 IV  |    moment~every one ceased to take any interest in the haughty
 9 IV  |     to stand on her tack, and take her broadsides, without
10 V   |  Fontaine expressed a wish to take a ride.~Then she gradually
11 V   |    pride of high birth. Devil take it, child, who~could have
12 V   |   trust their own judgment to take care of their future happiness?~ ~
13 V   |   Shake hands; I would rather take a hundred rebuffs from a~
14 VI  |    defect, and that she~would take good care how she judged
15 VII |      that it is very wrong to take a young girl thus~unawares?"
16 VII |       a thousand-franc note, "take this--it is between ourselves.--
17 VIII|       me here this evening to take care of his~amiable wife,
18 VIII|     quarrel, and contrived to take~signal vengeance on Emilie'