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 1 I  |     valued the alliance at a high~figure, he married Mademoiselle
 2 I  |    commission was ended,~the High Provost found a seat in
 3 I  |       his eldest son~found a high and fixed position as a
 4 II |      that military posts and high Government~appointments
 5 II |   brothers-in-~law found the high sphere of political bigwigs,
 6 II | daughter had never looked so high.~ ~In the midst of these
 7 II |  girls belonging~to families high in the social scale, and
 8 IV |      curled~naturally over a high forehead. At a glance Mademoiselle
 9 V  |    the~moment when, from his high seat, the young man was
10 V  |      the legitimate pride of high birth. Devil take it, child,
11 VII|       But if I choose one of high rank, and among women~whom