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 1 II |        capable management. This manner of swelling his fortune
 2 II |         a natural and honorable manner; the~most sensitive conscience
 3 III|       as he remarked the jaunty manner in which his~companion's
 4 V  | twirling his cane in a~cavalier manner which excited the admiration
 5 VI |      the easy good-humor of his~manner soon showed that his nature
 6 VI |         against the patronizing manner of~the steward's wife; but
 7 VI |         stewardship in a proper~manner to Monsieur de Reybert,
 8 VI |     clerk, extremely~subdued in manner, and the two painters, all
 9 IX |       way of answering, and his manner generally, he~succeeded
10 IX |         lad, who thought of~his manner of dress on the day of that
11 X  |      constant fear, and, by the manner in which his wife boasted~
12 XI |  Pierrotin, who appeared by~his manner to pay him the respect due
13 XI |      assuming a more respectful manner toward Monsieur~Leger, "
14 XI |       retaining his patronizing manner. "Don't you~recognize Madame