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1 I   |      his wife's wish,~left his country estate, of which the income
2 I   |        in the heart of his own country. Nor~was his courtier-like
3 II  |        where, sooner or~later, country folks all get their corners
4 VI  | handsome pair, in the midst of~country festivities and pleasures;
5 VIII|    back by four o'clock in the country~where the lady was? In fact,
6 VIII|           Yes, monsieur, in my country true love can make every
7 VIII|   wrong to~calumniate your own country? Devotion is to be found
8 Add |        Goriot~ Jealousies of a Country Town~ Ursule Mirouet~ A