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 1 II  |      career. He urged~mothers to give their boys a start in independent
 2 II  |       melody; but she could~also give it a sort of curt clearness
 3 II  |     meditations, they~resolve to give their heart and hand to
 4 III |          which her~caprice might give a preference. Incapable
 5 III |          as by their color might give the effect of a kind of~
 6 III |        hoping that nothing could give occasion to the saucy and
 7 III |    fortunes, and the~first would give his name and his figure
 8 IV  |          it will be necessary to give some account of this weekly~
 9 IV  |          But she had not time to give herself up to malicious~
10 V   | enterprise whose singularity may give some idea of the boldness
11 V   |          expression she tried to give to her features.~The girl'
12 V   |          and the nineteenth will give it~political lib----"~ ~"
13 VI  |     amiable a young lady, and to give her some amusement. An informal~
14 VI  |          childish~delights which give to first love its charm
15 VI  | attentions which women~generally give each other only to excite
16 VIII|     Padrona~della case would not give me time to call on my poor