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1 II |      she could~also give it a sort of curt clearness when she
2 III|    reduced this chaos to some sort of order, and brought to
3 IV |      when we see it; and by~a sort of moral phenomenon somewhat
4 IV |    revealed on the~contrary a sort of pathetic grace. There
5 V  | piercing eyes were fixed in a sort of dull amazement on the~
6 VI |    lose our credit, and every sort of~respect."~ ~"But at least
7 VI |       Oh, be quite easy. That sort of discussion is pointless
8 VII|        and his face assumed a~sort of stern dignity, "I promise