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 1 II  |         of quality come into the world~knowing everything. She
 2 II  |     among all the~princes in the world. Her objections were each
 3 II  |         The admiration which the world is at first ready to~bestow
 4 II  |     years, by dint of seeing the world and its prosaic round, by
 5 III |          think that the pitiless world might already be~laughing
 6 III |     forward on the boards of the world, on those of the Court,
 7 IV  |   consideration, not only in the world;~happier than many fathers,
 8 IV  |    purchased in~this part of the world a country-house for his
 9 VI  |         was that of a man of the world, it was easy to discern~
10 VI  |          to be the centre of her world, she was~obliged to recognize
11 VII |       suddenly felt alone in the world, as~he said: "What is your
12 VII |         ideas about life and the world; but now," she~added pointedly,
13 VIII|     threw~herself again into the world of fashion. She declared
14 VIII|      like to proclaim to all the world how good and~generous he
15 VIII| following her lover all~over the world?"~ ~"Oh, madame, let us