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 1 I   |     Faubourg-Saint-Denis. In spite of their~long-standing rights,
 2 I   |     long-standing rights, in spite, too, of their efforts,
 3 I   |      of metallic hardness in spite of the yellow Utrecht velvet~
 4 III |     Emperor's~mother. But in spite of that powerful protection
 5 III |  mother did not~perceive, in spite of the step-father's sarcasms.
 6 VI  |     and~delicate in shape in spite of her three children, played
 7 VI  |      uneasy, ran rapidly, in spite of his boots and~spurs,
 8 VII |     an evening at a cafe. In spite of the~prudent economy to
 9 VII |      and emotions, Oscar, in spite of the~enormity of his offences,
10 VII |   where you have cost me, in spite of the~scholarship, between
11 VIII|     well in~the future.~ ~In spite of these virtuous appearances,
12 VIII|    his mercy willed that, in spite of the fearful storms which~
13 VIII|  among which we~remarked (in spite of the tipsiness caused
14 VIII|    another of kirsch did, in spite of the exquisite~coffee,
15 X   |     men~who will go wrong in spite of the fatherly care which
16 X   | Moreau, deeply distressed in spite of his stern bearing, left