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 1 I   |      sure to say he would pay a handsome pourboire if he~was not
 2 II  |       to sell~to the count at a handsome advance. In order to secure
 3 IV  |        of the Mameluks.' What a~handsome fellow he was! But I wouldn'
 4 VI  |  articles of modern upholstery, handsome lamps, and a rare old~cut-glass
 5 VI  |      her, she had substituted a handsome iron~gateway for the shabby
 6 VI  |        of the~neighborhood, the handsome wife of the steward was
 7 VI  |       Reyberts, cut dead by the handsome Estelle, found~themselves
 8 VI  |      arms (Madame de Serizy had handsome arms~and showed them much),
 9 VI  |        like an English boy in a handsome~jacket with a turned-over
10 VI  | Painters are~eager enough after handsome women."~ ~"What may you
11 VI  |    having an altercation with a handsome~young man.~ ~"Monsieur le
12 VIII|             Ten minutes later a handsome young man, with a fine figure
13 IX  |   thousand francs a year, and a handsome~face, courted Florentine.
14 IX  |        for it.~ ~A young man as handsome and attractive as Georges