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 1 V    |     to some months before the scene with which~this story opens.
 2 V    |    any attempt to depict this scene, come upon by chance. The
 3 VI   |       canvas the magic of the scene of which the memory had,~
 4 XI   |       actors in this domestic scene: "I know all, my dear cousin,"
 5 XII  |   altar of Saint-~Leu was the scene of two very different weddings.
 6 XIII |       could hold no more, the scene changed. When the painter~
 7 XV   | contemplate the sequel of the scene of which~the first part
 8 XVIII|    superfluous witness of the scene. This personage was, of
 9 XVIII|      by the novelty of such a scene, and touched, in spite of~
10 XIX  |       her by~the morrow. This scene might perhaps have destroyed
11 XX   |  odious to describe the whole scene. In the end the frenzy~of
12 XX   |     friends can read the last scene of a tragedy. Every year,~