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 1 I   |       sisters, her~brothers, her mother, and even her father. All
 2 II  |         disown,~who, through her mother, belonged to the Rohans.
 3 II  |       cogent arguments, as every mother would have done in her place,
 4 II  |         who~seem to say to their mother, "Make haste to kiss me,
 5 II  |        to~share her father's and mother's heart with too many people;
 6 III | housekeeping you require of your mother, have made such inroads
 7 III |       only of providing~for your mother, who must not be sacrificed
 8 III |         to be a~countess like my mother."~ ~"Have you seen no one,
 9 IV  |      will take no advice but her mother's."~ ~"Bless me! I shall
10 VIII|       whom he is as devoted as a mother, wrote to~me that he had
11 VIII|     required of her ideal. Every mother with a daughter~to marry