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 1 I   | bourgeoisie, he always respected~women in whatever station of life
 2 I   |          perilous,~especially to women.~ ~Though each seat of this
 3 IV  |        have a herd of goats. The women~are horribly stupid down
 4 IV  |           said the count.~ ~"The women of the harem couldn't speak
 5 IV  |          style to~have wives and women. They have them, just as
 6 IV  |        plenty of love, plenty of women; but they do say: 'Where
 7 V   |            no man should blaguer women."~ ~"God, Honor, and the
 8 VI  |      eager enough after handsome women."~ ~"What may you mean by
 9 VII |      mother wandered, like other women, into wordy lamentation:~
10 VII |       old man's death. These two women took the utmost care of
11 VII |          paid attention to those women whom he saw~without protectors;
12 VII |         Madame Clapart, like all women who concentrate~their whole
13 VIII|          sort of madness towards women; then, again, he resigned~
14 IX  |          ll see the elite of the~women of fashion. Therefore, gentleman
15 IX  |        manners~and habits of the women of those climates.~ ~"She
16 IX  |       the country which all such women delight in. However~disinterested
17 IX  |      themselves by imitating the women of good society. They were
18 IX  |   bed-chamber. In the salon, the women were playing at vingt-et-un,
19 IX  |      apartment and the beautiful women there~displayed, who had
20 IX  |          which is often found in women of her kind, and he answered~
21 IX  |          he thought, "it is only women of rank who are capable