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 1 IV  |         Mademoiselle Virginie, brought up, like her younger~sister,
 2 IV  |    training they had received. Brought up to a commercial~life,
 3 VI  |    second picture. Chance thus brought them, both together, to
 4 VI  | thinking that~her presence had brought happiness to him whose name
 5 VII |    make in the heart of a girl~brought up among such a family!
 6 IX  |       This preliminary fooling~brought a cloud to the master's
 7 X   |    flattered herself on having brought up her~daughters to perfection--
 8 X   |       hell. Monsieur Guillaume brought Joseph Lebas to despair
 9 XIII|    Thus~her position as a wife brought her no knowledge but the
10 XV  |  touched her deeply. Her visit brought them some little change,
11 XVII|       her, since study had not brought her back her husband's heart.~
12 XVII|       their own? If I had been brought up like this siren,~our
13 XIX | positions into which we may be brought by the slightest mistake