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 1 II | accommodating~man, and managed to get a second profit out of the
 2 VI |       twice, under a disguise, to get a closer view of the bewitching~
 3 VII|         Augustine.~ ~How could he get near to a young girl seated
 4 VII|        the young painter tried to get access, in the hope of interesting,
 5 XI |   father-in-law of such a man may get a rise in life--be mayor
 6 XII|           utmost in the church to~get Virginie married before
 7 XVI|         he suggests that I should get~up and go into the woods."~ ~"
 8 XVI|          expeditions. He wants to get rid of you. Did one ever
 9 XVI|       genius stop at home and not get married.~What! A man of
10 XVI|        work by lamp-light? There, get along; if he were not~so