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 1 I  |   Though it was no part of the noble~gentlemen's views to solicit
 2 II |       change in the ideas of a noble on the verge of his sixtieth
 3 II |       thought~herself quite as noble as a Kergarouet, and imagined
 4 III|   gentleman had always been so noble and~so honorable, that he
 5 III|      Beaudenord?"~ ~"He is not noble! he is ill made and stout.
 6 IV |        easy frame~recalled the noble proportions of the Apollo.
 7 IV |         but "Oh, if only he is noble, and he surely must~be----"
 8 V  |       that the young man is of noble birth."~ ~"You had not long
 9 VI | persisted in honoring with the noble DE, were the principle~guests.
10 VI |       of people who are not of noble birth."~ ~"Oh, be quite
11 VII|   words she added: "Are you of noble birth?"~ ~As soon as the
12 VII|          why ask me if I am of noble birth?"~ ~"Could he speak