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 1 III |    images of a golden time of pleasure in~hopes of recovering them.
 2 III |       get into that thing~for pleasure; I have business that is
 3 IV  | danger seemed as great as the~pleasure, he fastened his eyes, sparkling
 4 VI  |      Schinner to give him the pleasure to dine with him; also~Monsieur
 5 VI  |     hope you~will give me the pleasure of dining with me, as well
 6 VI  | purpose. You~must give me the pleasure of dining with me, but one
 7 VII |       wholly given up to mere pleasure. Among men he openly professed~
 8 VII |       There's a great deal of pleasure in earning one's~fortune;
 9 VIII|       time, a hankering~after pleasure and a desire to shine, repressed,
10 VIII|   made five or six parties of pleasure with Oscar,~defraying the
11 IX  |    master. In~1820 he had the pleasure of seeing Florentine dance
12 IX  |      Oscar listened with true pleasure to these slurs on the count,
13 XI  |     hope you will give me the pleasure, monsieur," said the great~