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 1 VI   |       The~pictures we paint, my dear fellow, are mere screens.
 2 VII  |          Augustine had sent her dear~Theodore a list of the relations
 3 X    |      your daughter?"~ ~"My poor dear!" said Virginie, in tears, "
 4 XI   | domestic scene: "I know all, my dear cousin," said she,~with
 5 XI   |        For my part, I adore the dear young man. His~behavior
 6 XII  |       spoke as follows:--~ ~"My dear child, you shall marry your
 7 XIV  |      her~anxiety to husband her dear Theodore's fortune, she
 8 XVI  |     like a~warlock?"~ ~"But, my dear mother, you do not understand
 9 XVI  |     like a~blind magpie?"~ ~"My dear mother, you judge superior
10 XVIII|        What a child you are, my dear little beauty!" said the
11 XVIII|     know~the world too well, my dear, to abandon myself to the
12 XIX  |       the Duchess smiled.~ ~"My dear child," the great lady went
13 XIX  |           but--here!----"~ ~"My dear child, I asked for it merely