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 1 I   |    himself at the side, on a~sort of box placed below the
 2 I   |      two~seats; the other, a sort of cabriolet constructed
 3 I   |    The entrance is through a sort of passage-way beneath the
 4 III |       on every floor, into a sort of tower~built of rough
 5 IV  |      pacha Mohammed; a queer sort of~fellow he was, too! Once
 6 IV  |    where you have been, what sort of farming do they do? How
 7 IV  |     may be something of that sort," replied Georges. "But~
 8 IV  |   addressed to Pere Leger, a sort of letter of~credit drawn
 9 V   |     His valet bakes him in~a sort of iron box--for he is always
10 VI  |      in front of which was a sort~of peristyle which formed
11 VI  | replied, wondering with what sort of woman he had~to do.~ ~
12 VIII|     interest in him, but the sort of interest which alone
13 VIII| Sometimes he was~driven by a sort of madness towards women;
14 VIII|  where he would see a pretty~sort of society!--actresses,
15 VIII| Maitre Derville, was not the sort~of clerk to allow the precious
16 X   |    carpets are stained! What sort of people did you have here?"~ ~"