Paragraph

 1 II  |    waiting. The face of a young girl appeared, as fresh as one
 2 II  |        the chills of night, the girl, as yet hardly awake, let
 3 IV  |        no fault in the charming girl beyond a certain meanness
 4 V   |  develop the ideas of the~young girl, who had devoured them in
 5 VI  | permission to release the young girl for two hours from her dull~
 6 VI  |      pantomime struck~the young girl like hot coals on her flesh;
 7 VI  |      her house there. The young girl again declared herself~suffering,
 8 VII |   vision make in the heart of a girl~brought up among such a
 9 VII |         and the eyes of a young girl? She was incapable of suspecting~
10 VII |    could he get near to a young girl seated in a counting-house~
11 X   |   Theodore?" asked the innocent girl.~ ~Virginie, inquisitive,
12 XI  |       shall be happy, and every girl will wish she were in your~
13 XIII| dominion which a worldly-minded girl acquires over her husband