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1 I  |      notes which the discreet gentleman had~been invited to recast.
2 III|       a success. The Poitevin gentleman had always been so noble
3 IV |    his dignity. The~venerable gentleman enjoyed much consideration,
4 IV |   during~which the privileged gentleman under her severe scrutiny
5 V  |   child, I see that his young~gentleman is not indifferent to you.
6 VI | private code, an accomplished gentleman.~ ~"Have you any debts?"
7 VII|     of France," the venerable gentleman retorted~sarcastically.~ ~
8 VII|      If that is not a perfect~gentleman, find me a bourgeois who
9 VII|      you know~that if he is a gentleman, I have more than one bag