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 1 I   |    frail house.~ ~One rainy morning in the month of March, a
 2 II  | flowers, which in the early morning have not yet unfurled their
 3 II  |    the most radiant star of morning seemed to be hidden by~a
 4 V   |   dressed very early in the~morning, to come down every day
 5 VI  |     his dearest habits. One morning Girodet broke~through all
 6 VII |  even by instinct.~ ~On the morning when, on his way home from
 7 VII |   following~the ill-starred morning when Monsieur Guillaume
 8 VIII| shaving~himself at six next morning, put on his maroon-colored
 9 IX  |  your arm to Augustine this morning as we~go to Mass."~ ~These
10 XI  |    gave me~my portrait this morning, painted by a master's hand.
11 XI  |  for him. I know~since this morning that he adores Augustine,
12 XIII| swift, Sommervieux felt one morning the need for~resuming his
13 XV  |                   XV~So one morning she made her way towards
14 XX  |       At eight o'clock next morning Madame Guillaume, surprising