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 1 III |       pitiable~condition, and he was able, before his own marriage,
 2 III |              unless the scholars are able to impose respect by~superior
 3 III |        severe tone, fancying~herself able to inspire him with respect,--
 4 III |             life, my~treasure, to be able to judge of the persons
 5 III |             how much fun he~might be able to get out of the lad during
 6 V   |               No, monsieur; but I am able to say where I am going,
 7 VI  |      ground-floor,~Madame Moreau was able to transform the chamber
 8 VI  | disappointments, the soul of any man able to love deeply at the~count'
 9 VII |            day when he was no longer able to keep his place, what
10 VIII|          supervision,~both petty and able, he was kept to his regular
11 IX  |              a chance if I have been able to repair the mischief by~
12 IX  |      remember the~happiness of being able, five years from now, to
13 X   |            her the little~money I am able to give? It was impossible