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 1 III  |   apprentices expect to be rich men at thirty. He made them~
 2 IV   | happiness of their daughters to~men whom they had long trusted
 3 IV   |      Guillaume was one~of these men of the old school, and if
 4 VI   |         Speculators and moneyed men would have covered~the canvas
 5 VII  |         last fortnight the five men forming the crew, with Madame
 6 IX   |         out of a scrape. And we men are not always devoted~Celadons
 7 XIV  |        as to the inconstancy~of men. She made no complaints,
 8 XIV  |         by the most fascinating~men; but she remained lonely
 9 XVI  |       folks', they would not be men of genius."~ ~"Very well,
10 XVI  |             Very well, then let men of genius stop at home and
11 XVIII|        We women ought to admire men~of genius, and delight in
12 XIX  |     seeing some of the superior men of our day. Those who have~
13 XX   |     which God has withheld from men.~ ~An inscription engraved