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 1 I   |     must~make our way into the fine residence where the official
 2 II  |       gilded drawing-rooms and fine carriages, became as necessary~
 3 II  |     happily a hint of~a smile. Fine black hair, thick and strongly-arched
 4 II  |        extinguished. Then, one fine day, in the course of events,
 5 III |     the most amiable temper, a fine figure, intelligence,~and,
 6 III |       virtues because he had a fine figure. And~I am quite of
 7 IV  |     lady.~ ~"My sister wants a fine name, a fine young man,
 8 IV  |    sister wants a fine name, a fine young man, fine prospects,
 9 IV  |        name, a fine young man, fine prospects, and a~hundred
10 IV  |    return her fire.~ ~When the fine weather was settled, and
11 IV  |     proportions of the Apollo. Fine black hair curled~naturally
12 IV  |    observed that his linen was fine, his gloves fresh, and evidently~
13 IV  |      handsome man!" or "What a fine man!" One wanted to~know
14 V   |     her uncle, who, during the fine~weather, had gained a fairly
15 V   |       seems to~me to have very fine manners."~ ~"Every one has
16 VII |      luxury and pleasures of a~fine fortune, I know what such
17 VII | memorable day, on one of those fine~mornings in the month of
18 VIII|       by a young corvette,~one fine morning Paris drawing-rooms