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 1 II   |       is seen in sculpture on certain monuments.~These three faces,
 2 II   |       windows on the outside,~certain packages, wrapped in brown
 3 III  |      reward of his labors. On certain family festivals~he received
 4 IV   |    the charming girl beyond a certain meanness of~gesture or vulgarity
 5 VII  | agreed to see each other at a certain hour of the day, and on
 6 XIII | revealed in them,~no doubt, a certain pliancy of mind and a certain
 7 XIII | certain pliancy of mind and a certain refinement of~speech; but
 8 XIV  | economical for herself and in certain details of domestic management.~
 9 XIV  |        received~from a friend certain malignantly charitable warnings
10 XV   |     At breakfast she observed certain changes~in the management
11 XVII |        here luxury affected a certain~contempt of splendor. The
12 XVIII|      first, no doubt, lends a certain attractive grace, but~it
13 XX   |     of women~the existence of certain chords which God has withheld