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 1 II |    without a~handle."~ ~As far from Lafayette's party as
 2 II |    private into sentiments far from charitable.~Thus the
 3 IV | feeling was not carried so far as to scorn the~advantages
 4 IV |  artists who have~traveled far, by foreigners who are very
 5 IV |   eloquent lips; but this, far from hinting at gaiety,
 6 V  |    names; she even went so far as to kiss him to induce
 7 VI |   I will not~trust him too far."~ ~Next day, at about four
 8 VII|  herself up to meditations far more interesting to her~
 9 VII|  their house. Well, but so far as I know, Longueville~has
10 VII|   one instant they~were as far apart as if one had been