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 1 I   |    against the Republic. After having escaped all the~dangers
 2 I   |       the~august family; then, having extricated his sword, not
 3 I   |        relations doted on~her. Having come to years of discretion
 4 II  |     Lieutenant-General's wife, having become a Baronne, thought~
 5 II  |    appeared; she complained of having to~share her father's and
 6 III | certain inward satisfaction at having well fulfilled his duty~
 7 III |      his duty~as a father. And having left no stone unturned,
 8 III |        want with me so early?" Having sung~these words, as though
 9 IV  |        family, all~its members having a just esteem for the solid
10 VIII|      in~the highest spirits at having been able, by my diplomatic