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1 III | infinitely sweet, calm and~deep, full of thought. If I may say
2 IV  |        him, we exchanged glances~full of meaning on both sides,
3 V   |           but by the rich,~deep, full voice in which it was made;
4 VI  |          orator, serious and yet full of piercing eloquence; he~
5 VII |    course of the night; it is as full of wind as~ever; you must
6 VIII|         crushed~between two cars full of intrigues on the highroad
7 IX  |          Juste and~three for me--full of invaluable advice--the