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 1 I  |     powers with moderation. As soon as the temporary commission
 2 II |      to create. This etiquette soon found~even ampler opportunity
 3 II |      in the midst of tempests, soon succumbed. Certain then~
 4 III|     old man's brow cleared. As soon~as Emilie thought that her
 5 IV |   album. Sunday could not~come soon enough to satisfy her impatience.~ ~
 6 V  |  sheltered from the~wind. Very soon Mademoiselle de Fontaine,
 7 V  |       not meet the stranger so soon as the eager search she
 8 V  |   pranks in the years 1771 and soon after, a time of our history
 9 V  |     You ARE kind, uncle!"~ ~As soon as the Count got home he
10 VI |      party at the Villa Planat~soon expressed the greatest desire
11 VII|      you of noble birth?"~ ~As soon as the words were spoken
12 VII| promise to answer you truly as soon as you~shall have answered
13 VII|      of the Rue de la Paix. As soon as they were~in the shop