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 1 I    |      those who believe that the world is growing~cleverer day
 2 IV   |      cat's, seemed to spite the world because she~was so ugly.
 3 IV   |   gracious candor, a man of the world could~have found no fault
 4 IV   |         of the pleasures of the world; and,~seeing how their parents
 5 V    |     supposed by the lessons the world has to offer to young spirits.
 6 V    |   arrested every painter in the world. The~shop was not yet lighted,
 7 VI   | intimate friends forgetting the world, the theatre,~poetry, music,
 8 VI   |    these incidents occupied the world, they were not of a nature~
 9 VII  |        hold a prism between the~world and the eyes of a young
10 XII  |      should it be despised? The world began~with trade, since
11 XIII |    information, the tone of the world she had~to live in. Her
12 XIII |    diversion~in the fashionable world. The house which he was
13 XIII |         walked~groveling in the world of reality, while his head
14 XIV  |      that he kept for the~outer world those treasures of wit and
15 XIV  |         that are current in the world as to the inconstancy~of
16 XIV  |      wretched in the midst of a world of~festivity which to her
17 XV   |          on a~rock far from the world and the ideas which are
18 XVII |      She was disgusted with the world, which to her seemed~mean
19 XVIII|     compromising me. I know~the world too well, my dear, to abandon