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 1 I   |     obeyed its precepts when he thought it fitting~to choose a companion
 2 I   |      coldly; but the~princes he thought ADORABLE, an enthusiastic
 3 I   |         of these august persons thought of~inquiring as to the sum
 4 I   |       the end of the evening he thought he might venture on a witty~
 5 II  |        having become a Baronne, thought~herself quite as noble as
 6 III |   resignation in some religious thought; then, with a look of~fatherly
 7 III |      cleared. As soon~as Emilie thought that her father had got
 8 IV  | stranger, alone and absorbed in thought, leaned lightly against~
 9 IV  |           Without finishing her thought, she suddenly rose, and
10 V   |         her.~ ~"Ay, that's it," thought the sailor. "She is following
11 VI  |        so much~attention as she thought she deserved. The family
12 VI  |        this capricious creature thought of the stranger; but when,
13 VII |       family of Longueville, he thought it his duty to warn~his
14 VII |      renew the alliance.~ ~"You thought I cared very much for dignities?"
15 VIII|         to dance with her! So I thought I might have some~compensation."
16 VIII|         entertainments to drown thought; but she, no~doubt, found