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 1 II  | master to rule France in the midst~of storms. Perhaps Monsieur
 2 II  |     looked so high.~ ~In the midst of these circumstances,
 3 II  |     to~steer his bark in the midst of tempests, soon succumbed.
 4 II  |     supposed tyranny. In the midst of~these woes, which become
 5 III |    stood for a minute in the midst of the labyrinth~of papers
 6 IV  |      to the Parisian. In the midst of a garden whence there~
 7 IV  |   his indifference.~ ~In the midst of the quadrille, close
 8 VI  |    the handsome pair, in the midst of~country festivities and
 9 VII |   his~addresses to me in the midst of woods and fields; wasting
10 VIII|  paper La Quotidienne in the midst of clouds~of smoke, which