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 1 II  |       the crater of a volcano. May not any inkstand nowadays
 2 II  |       man, starting~from zero, may at the end of ten years
 3 II  |     present Court, if Court it may be called? What a hatred
 4 II  |        a hatred of the country~may be seen in the naturalization
 5 III | expression. As to his face, it may be~~summed up in a word.
 6 III |    deep, full of thought. If I may say so, those eyes had a
 7 V   |   among such of our friends as may~still have some capital
 8 VIII|      real statesman; for a man may be quickly and easily~judged
 9 VIII|   living; Carrel is dead.~ ~"I may point out that your man
10 VIII|        but making it still. He may yet be caught and crushed~
11 VIII|   causes of an impending event may be seen, but the event itself~
12 XI  |        neglect.~ ~LES JARDIES, May 1840.~ ~