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 1 II  |        father, mother, and only daughter."~ ~"All for me?"~ ~"Yes--
 2 II  | Vervelle, adorned by their only daughter, it is necessary to cast~
 3 V   |         persons of~his wife and daughter. The wife had a fine veneer
 4 V   |   violent~tones. The mother and daughter hovered about the easel,
 5 V   |       can never know what one's daughter may come to; whereas an~
 6 VI  |        he gave a drawing to the daughter, and a sketch to the~mother.~ ~"
 7 VII |         his co-operation in her daughter's portrait.~ ~"Here, follow
 8 VII |     apple through his park, the~daughter meandered like an eel, the
 9 VII |         You've turned pale!"~ ~"Daughter, a glass of water! quick!"
10 VIII| bottle-dealer, "and I double my daughter's~'dot,' for if it is so,