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 1 III|      would be evident to some women who were not less clear-~
 2 IV |    and by a~great many pretty women not devoid of taste, it
 3 IV |      The~hope of meeting some women of fashion, and of being
 4 IV | sometimes better. Most of the women were simply and~suitably
 5 IV |       of the eye,~familiar to women, she lost not a gesture
 6 V  |      to five of the prettiest~women in Paris. So, so, young
 7 VI |       he did not afford these women, practised as they were
 8 VI |       little attentions which women~generally give each other
 9 VII|       of high rank, and among women~whom a wealthy home has
10 VII|    cutting remarks. The three women were tempted to~the drive,