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 1 IV   |        living compelled them to find the elements of~happiness
 2 VI   |         and looked about her to~find Madame Roguin, from whom
 3 VII  | formulas of trade-jargon, which find expression only in~cipher. "
 4 XIII |   common to all women when they find~themselves plunged in passion,
 5 XIII |      her husband's~fame, and to find other women envious of her,
 6 XIV  |         feet. She soon began to find sinister meaning in the~
 7 XIV  |      but that the~painter might find his wife mending the household
 8 XVII |     which it is so difficult to find sympathy. The storms and~
 9 XVIII|     only to look into myself to find~more than ample reasons.
10 XVIII|       no. It is like wanting to find pleasure in~inspecting the
11 XX   |  question her:~ ~"Where did you find that picture?"~ ~"The Duchess