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 1 II |  discern them, and for them she put forth so much fascination~
 2 III|         draw back the curtains, put those chairs square, shake
 3 III|        spring after spring, you put to rout. You have already~
 4 IV |         have seen. Moreover, to put an end to these~matrimonial
 5 V  |         sailor to himself as he put his horse to a canter; "
 6 V  |        as the Count got home he put on his glasses, quietly
 7 VI |       to be kept~to dinner, and put an end to the persistency
 8 VI | Mademoiselle de Fontaine~kindly put in; her face had flushed
 9 VII|     sincerity a question I will put to you!"--~He released her
10 VII|          Longueville looked up, put the patterns in~his pocket