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 1 I  |     in it, as spoken by a man left for dead~at the bloody battle
 2 I  |   yielded to his wife's wish,~left his country estate, of which
 3 I  |   into the hackney cab~he had left on the quay. With the restive
 4 III|       as a father. And having left no stone unturned, he hoped
 5 III|      de Fontaine could not be~left at anybody's mercy, and
 6 VI |      meaning.~ ~"Monsieur has left the Ecole Polytechnique,"
 7 VI |    too long nor too short. He~left at the moment when he saw
 8 VII| wished to~see me married; you left me at liberty to make my
 9 VII|     true love.~ ~When she was left alone in the drawing-room
10 VII|     parcel of patterns, which left no doubt~as to his honorable