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 1 I   | valued the alliance at a high~figure, he married Mademoiselle
 2 III |   most amiable temper, a fine figure, intelligence,~and, above
 3 III |   would give his name and his figure to the second, who should~
 4 III | virtues because he had a fine figure. And~I am quite of your
 5 IV  |       suddenly caught by this figure, which seemed to have~been
 6 IV  |      in their turn danced the figure. But the~stranger went up
 7 VI  |     scene the hitherto unseen figure of~Mademoiselle Clara Longueville.
 8 VI  |    watched Longueville, whose figure and grace almost surpassed
 9 VII | amiable or wittier: his light figure, his engaging manners,~seemed
10 VIII|       at the end of the third figure of the~quadrille.~ ~"How