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1 II  |        prepared to bring you a father, mother, and only daughter."~ ~"
2 III |     arms; he regarded him~as a father. He went home with joy in
3 V   |      our likenesses?" said~the father, assuming a jaunty air.~ ~"
4 V   |  morning.~ ~While he posed the father of the young person, he
5 V   |   later. As~they went away the father told Virginie to walk in
6 VI  |       she didn't look like her father or her mother; but whom
7 VIII| children. This painter, a good father and a good husband, is unable