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 1 I   |        favors, he yielded to his wife's wish,~left his country
 2 II  | considerations which husband and~wife confide to each other when
 3 II  |        calmly pointed out to his wife, by exact~arithmetic that
 4 II  |  President very sensibly found a wife in~a young lady whose father,
 5 II  |         the Lieutenant-General's wife, having become a Baronne,
 6 IV  |          convent than not be the wife of~a peer of France."~ ~
 7 IV  |           the Receiver-General's wife,~spoke with some enthusiasm
 8 IV  |          a country-house for his wife, who remained in~Paris only
 9 VII |       have no titles to offer my wife," he replied, in a half-sportive,~
10 VII |     riches are to be found for a wife."~ ~"I must believe that
11 VIII|         take care of his~amiable wife, whom you may see yonder
12 VIII|          his fortune to keep his wife more tightly in hand; but~
13 VIII|          Count regarded her as a wife or as a daughter. He was~