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 1 I  |     rough; but~he managed to tone it down with the bourgeois.
 2 III|     waxed, were of that gray tone we see in boarding-~schools.
 3 III|      Good-bye,~mother!" in a tone of terrible impatience.~ ~
 4 III|        she added in a severe tone, fancying~herself able to
 5 III|        replied Georges, in a tone of fatalism.~ ~Oscar gave
 6 V  |        exclaimed Oscar, in a tone of indignation.~"That was
 7 VI |   himself, remarked in a low tone,~"'Veni, vidi, cecidi,--
 8 VI |     in speech~and decided in tone, he impressed Oscar immensely
 9 VI | patronized the people in the tone of a~great lady. The influence
10 VI |       she added in a mincing tone; "and I beg you to~make
11 VI |       in a sufficiently loud tone:--~ ~"Well, he looks a great
12 VII| post-chaise," he cried, in a~tone of satisfaction, though
13 IX |   child?" she said.~ ~At the tone and accent of that voice