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 1 II  |   tendered for. The wily dealer knew~a thousand ways of extracting
 2 III |      young disciples of Mercury~knew nothing more terrible than
 3 IV  | misfortune, these old~tradesmen knew how to value the intelligence
 4 IV  |       acquired much scope. They knew perfectly how to keep~house;
 5 IV  |        with~due knowledge. They knew nothing of the pleasures
 6 V   |         Guillaume's purpose, he knew~his inexorable principles
 7 VI  |       said Girodet.~ ~They both knew that the finest portraits
 8 VIII|       old fox like me? When you knew that I had scented the Lecocq~
 9 IX  |      master looked at him, "you knew that I was in love?"~ ~"
10 XIII|   picture. The only~sublime she knew was that of the heart. At
11 XIX |   Augustine uttered a~cry.~ ~"I knew it was no longer in my house,"