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1 II  |     commercial shrewdness, and the sort of wily~cupidity which is
2 VI  |          glory. She~herself felt a sort of rapture mingled with
3 XI  | extravagant not to be always a bad sort. I~served the late Monsieur
4 XI  |          had himself invented this sort of adage. And he compared
5 XII |            of rank; adding, with a sort of dismay, that if the Guillaumes~
6 XIII|     necessity, which~is, indeed, a sort of social nature. Sommervieux
7 XVII|         filled with jealousy and a sort of despair, as she admired
8 XVII|          placed in the centre of a sort of apse outlined by soft~
9 XVII|     exquisite taste, enhanced this sort of dais, under which~the