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 1 II  |          scarcer than coin.~ ~How can young men be expected to stay
 2 II  |                with all his energy, a young man, starting~from zero,
 3 IV  |               we forgot~them--we were young! Then came the Carnival,
 4 V   |              the~rocky ore of Brazil, young men, by risking a small
 5 V   |             roulette table, and every young man fancies he can hit~on
 6 VIII|               which two well-informed~young men, having gauged the times
 7 VIII|             you speak~of. That gloomy young man, of a bitter spirit,
 8 VIII|               and restless ambitions; young men are not~marrying now;
 9 VIII|      intelligent~youth. In France the young are condemned by the new
10 VIII|              will always remember the young representatives of~the people
11 VIII| representatives of~the people and the young army leaders! The imprudence
12 VIII|     resolution to leave France, where young men of talent and energy
13 IX  |             us has not known it?--the young~have a keen craving to admire;
14 IX  |          quake in~the presence of the young, or who simply disregard