Chapter

 1 II|     leader of~the aristocrats, began to speak in a low voice,
 2 II|     this~coup d'etat the Right began to work in silence, but
 3 II|      settled herself. Then she began to prepare~her palette in
 4 II|   gentle smile of incredulity, began to hum a Corsican~"canzonetta"
 5 II|      took a sheet of paper~and began to sketch in sepia the head
 6 II|         perhaps, by the noise, began to move. Ginevra~knocked
 7 II|      incoherent sentences, and began to~laugh; but she had thrown
 8 IV|      The old Corsican rose and began to stride up and down the
 9 IV|        M. le Baron di Piombo?" began the oldest of~the notaries.~ ~
10 V |      marriage to Luigi.~ ~Here began for her that apprenticeship
11 V |      if the parents protest--" began the mayor.~ ~"The respectful
12 VI| situation of the household now began to be alarming. The souls
13 VI|   showed her the gold. Ginevra began to laugh mechanically; but
14 VI|       the expressions that now began to cross her~husband's pallid