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1 I  |              In front~is the Odeon, long since closed, presenting
2 III|             Our plans and arguments long floated in the air.~ ~Marcas,
3 IV |               After wandering for a long time among the Ruins of
4 VI |    admirably, and could go on for a long time in that~deep, appealing
5 VI |          henceforth cannot last for long, and will not be fought
6 VI |             things will continue so long as France has her present~
7 VII| two-and-thirty, and the Chamber ere long~must be dissolved. Having
8 VII|           presently~took wings, his long tramps over the thorny brakes