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 1 II |       the liking of his beloved~child, would worthily crown the
 2 III| whatever she may do.~ ~"My dear child," said Monsieur de Fontaine,
 3 III|         truly love you, my~dear child, have been concentrated
 4 III|         two-and-twenty, my dear child, and~you ought to have been
 5 III|        misfortunes.~You see, my child, that the amount of your
 6 III|     thus given to a too favored child."~ ~"In their position!"
 7 III|         to a relation. Come, my child, do~not pout, let us talk
 8 III|       my witness, poor~mistaken child, I have conscientiously
 9 III|        seemed worthy of you. My child, my task is done. From this
10 III|      advise me."~ ~"No, my poor child, no;--and more than once
11 IV |   commanding tone:~ ~"Clara, my child, do not dance any more."~
12 V  |       that I love you as my~own child, precisely because you are
13 V  |      high birth. Devil take it, child, who~could have believed
14 V  |         your confidant. My dear child, I see that his young~gentleman
15 VI |   Mademoiselle," said the sweet child, "I have heard so much of
16 VII|       sincere alarm.~ ~"My dear child, the young man is totally
17 VII|          Trusting to that crazy child's tact, I got him here by