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 1 I   |        which he was honored, and knew how to entertain~the monarch
 2 II  |       great political chief, who knew so well how to~steer his
 3 II  |        girls of fashion, not one~knew better than she how to assume
 4 III |          beings. The old Vendeen knew better than any one~that
 5 IV  |  character that the whole~family knew to be incorrigible. The
 6 VI  |          as it was extensive. He knew so well the right thing
 7 VI  |   uttered a word of passion, she~knew that she was loved, and
 8 VII |        fit for lovers, where she knew that the eager youth~would
 9 VII |          outlaw, a pirate?"~ ~"I knew I should find myself in
10 VII |         you hide from~us all you knew about this young man? You
11 VII | sister-in-law with the words, "I knew~it," with a fulness of intonation
12 VIII|    sailor had often said that he knew his longitude and~latitude
13 VIII|    attractive person; but~Emilie knew, better than any one, that