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 1 II  | serious underlying reason. His conduct had its~cause, and a cruel
 2 VII |        Oscar in his veins?~His conduct has been that of a blockhead;
 3 VII |    utmost discretion, and your conduct yesterday proves that you
 4 VII |      home, nor in his external conduct~before the world. Uncle
 5 VII |     steady application, and to conduct~yourself in future properly."~ ~ ~
 6 VIII|     highest praise the liberal conduct of~Madame Clapart, widow,
 7 IX  |  dignity,--that's~your rule of conduct. Above all, get home by
 8 IX  |      as the reward of his good conduct.~ ~"You draw for the conscription
 9 IX  |       think that your own good conduct has brought such~reward?
10 X   |       upon many a mother whose conduct has been frail in her youth,~
11 X   |        his left arm.~ ~Oscar's conduct on this occasion was rewarded