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1 IX   |     flourishing his arms. "I tell you, son-in-law, there is~
2 XI   |      be created~Baron, I can tell you, and has just been made
3 XVI  |     He took good care not to tell us that when he asked leave
4 XVI  |       But he is mad. All you tell us about him is~impossible.
5 XVI  |    about it all, and he will tell you that your husband, does
6 XVIII|      no hope but in you. Ah! tell me how you could please
7 XVIII|      you too much already to tell you all the mad~things he
8 XIX  | impressed them. Also, I must tell you, all these souls which
9 XX   |  will comfort~you. Did I not tell you long ago that the man