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 1 I   |     come to years of discretion just when her family was~loaded
 2 I   |   luxury of Paris seemed to her just as natural as a wealth of~
 3 I   |         joy of her~first years. Just as in her childhood she
 4 II  |        the House of Bourbon was~just as eager to satisfy the
 5 IV  | vice-admiral, whose fortune had just been~increased by twenty
 6 IV  |        all~its members having a just esteem for the solid qualities
 7 V   |       he had tried to preserve. Just as~the Comte de Kergarouet
 8 VII |         pleases youthful minds. Just because each had postponed~
 9 VII |         a~man.--However, I have just found in my waistcoat pocket
10 VII |       human soul. Her face,~but just now fresh and velvety, was
11 VIII|        valid excuse. I have but just arrived from Germany. My
12 VIII|         firm, and I hear he has just effected a~speculation in
13 VIII|         thoroughbred that I~had just given him. Forgive my chatter,
14 VIII|        mademoiselle; I have but just~come home from Germany.
15 VIII|        the more~because she had just given her lover back twenty