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1 I  |      these~virgins eager to light their torches. The King
2 III|     he heard his daughter's light step, and she came in humming
3 III| sweet a thing, but with the light carelessness of a mistress~
4 IV |   open on all sides, with a~light, spreading roof supported
5 IV |     on horseback, or in the light and elegant~carriages which
6 IV |     canvas, and in the best~light, like a person out of all
7 VI |     created by~curiosity, a light of joy shone in Emilie's
8 VII|     amiable or wittier: his light figure, his engaging manners,~
9 VII|  whether she had gained any light at to Monsieur Longueville'