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 1 II |      possess an alley, a dark little stairway with dangerous
 2 II |  visible because the pure and~little changing light from the
 3 IV |      he allowed himself a few little trips about France, and
 4 V  |       means of~increasing his little fortune, he carried, every
 5 V  |      velveteen, and was~not a little amazed to see, entering
 6 V  | painter would have~turned the little bottle-vendor off at once,
 7 VI |  Pierre Grassou~thought these little affectations charming, Virginie
 8 VI |       this sitting there were little skirmishes between the family~
 9 VII|  those cheeks; touch in those little brown spots;~come, butter
10 VII| Sunday. He knew, he said, how~little attraction a plain bourgeois
11 VII|       poor Pierre Grassou, so little accustomed to such~compliments.
12 VII|     great artist among us."~ ~Little old Vervelle himself rolled