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 1 I   |            disbandment of 1815,~the worthy fellow had succeeded his
 2 I   |           air~of mystery.~ ~"He's a worthy man, Monsieur Moreau," remarked
 3 II  |             alarmed Pierrotin. That worthy had~just forebodings of
 4 V   | ambassadress.~She carried a handbag worthy of the utmost respect, and
 5 VII |            a fourth~share. Thus the worthy man, who was now nearly
 6 VII |       called him a hypocrite.~ ~The worthy old gentleman hated priests;
 7 VIII|           During the last year, the~worthy Godeschal had made five
 8 VIII|          the~very virtuous and very worthy Maitre Bordin, do not hesitate
 9 VIII|             amiable gayety, for the worthy, respectable, and generous
10 VIII|            of the candidate, who is worthy of the hurrahs which we~
11 IX  |         medical art. The wines were worthy~of Borrel, who in those
12 XI  |          said, aloud, slapping that worthy on the~shoulder.~ ~"I am