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 1 I  |         little town flanked by~two large villages, Nogent and Parmain,
 2 I  |           talked much of a certain large coach, ordered~from Farry,
 3 I  |         are the stables, forming a large house~standing close against
 4 III|         the moulding of his rather large~lips, the ears detached
 5 III|       stick, much polished, with a large knob, which~was fastened
 6 III| shirt-collar high enough to make a large square patch of white~on
 7 V  |        stands in the middle of the large~village of that name, where
 8 VI |           own. His blue eyes~and a large crow-beaked nose gave him
 9 VI |            close together. But his~large lips, the outline of his
10 VI |           stood in the~centre of a large garden, one wall of which
11 VII|        which enabled him to make a large fortune in the silk trade.
12 VII|           exclusive enjoyment of a large garden, for the sum of a
13 XI |            a signet ring~defined a large dark spot. Round his cravat,