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1 I   |       unknown to historians, brought~him into such intimate relations
2 II  |   whom her~father's politics brought to his entertainments. Though
3 II  |  events, which ought to have brought joy into the family, had~
4 III |     had~on several occasions brought out all his forces, he believed
5 III |      some sort of order, and brought to the front~such things
6 III |      s study, the young girl brought~forward the armchair which
7 III |    knows! This winter I have brought before you more than one
8 VIII| poured out when any accident brought up the subject.~ ~But those
9 VIII| affectionate attentions; she brought him his~stick with a persevering