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1 I   |    when the King had nothing better to do, he recalled~Monsieur
2 II  | place, though~perhaps with a better grace; but she declared
3 II  |     of fashion, not one~knew better than she how to assume an
4 III | beings. The old Vendeen knew better than any one~that if there
5 IV  |    as~ladies--nay, sometimes better. Most of the women were
6 VI  |      that~happiness makes us better, or that she was too fully
7 VIII|     person; but~Emilie knew, better than any one, that the Vicomte