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 1 I   |          family. Though it was no part of the noble~gentlemen's
 2 I   |      doubt, they would remain, as part of the~history of the Revolution.
 3 II  |            swallowed up the chief part of their income from salaries.~
 4 II  | advantages needed for playing the~part of Celimene. Tall and slight,
 5 II  |           accused her of~acting a part; but she justified herself
 6 III |           my reputation,~which is part of my children's fortune,
 7 IV  |          lately purchased in~this part of the world a country-house
 8 V   |       sentiment, and during chief part of the night she evolved
 9 VIII|      sorrowing soul;~for the most part, in spite of the flashes
10 VIII|      shipwreck; and that, for his part, he had never taken a mean