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1 I   |    also observed the~elegant style given to some notes which
2 III |      should deviate into bad~style. He trembled to think that
3 III |      completed his~venerable style of hairdressing, Emilie'
4 III |     these marriages, and the style of~housekeeping you require
5 IV  |     the requirements of good style and of the duties of an~
6 V   |    every one has the air and style which come of the~habit
7 VI  | rivals. A simple but elegant style of dress, an air of perfect
8 VII |   Fontaine, wrapped~in a new style of fur cape, of which she
9 VIII|    man who has the grace and style of~Maximilien Longueville.