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 1 IV   |   monotonous lives of~the three women, who came and went and exerted
 2 VI   |      They fought for~places, as women say. Speculators and moneyed
 3 VI   |          at the Salon, when two women are not always~free to direct
 4 VII  | counting-house~between two such women as Mademoiselle Virginie
 5 XI   |         that if there were many women like that in his court while
 6 XIII |      the language common to all women when they find~themselves
 7 XIII |         fame, and to find other women envious of her, was to Augustine
 8 XVI  |  himself into a room with naked women!~And you are so simple as
 9 XVII |      with the taste peculiar to women~born to opulence or to the
10 XVIII|     them--that is a mistake! We women ought to admire men~of genius,
11 XIX  |       sweet child, those worthy~women had the gift of analyzing
12 XX   |         reveals in the heart of women~the existence of certain