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 1 I  |      head of one of the oldest families in Poitou,~had served the
 2 I  | belonging to one of the oldest families in Brittany.~ ~When the
 3 I  |      monarchy, for the highest families.~ ~"All is lost!" he exclaimed
 4 II |        by the most illustrious~families of the Saint-Germain quarter.~ ~
 5 II |       of the peerage--the only families that might enjoy any privileges.~ ~"
 6 II |      He~strove to convince the families who frequented his drawing-room,~
 7 II |       young girls belonging~to families high in the social scale,
 8 III| misunderstandings with certain~families. I hope to make you perceive
 9 IV |      which is shown by English families, and some aristocratic~houses
10 IV |   example of the parliamentary families on the~northern side of
11 V  |       to one of our historical~families, and if he is not a peer
12 VII|       there are some very good families descended from bastards.~