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 1 I   |     violent remonstrances on the part of strangers~accustomed
 2 II  |  Excellency should take with you part of the purchase money in
 3 III |       Clapart, while she, on her part, was afraid of~injuring
 4 V   |      discretion plays the better part of adder.'"~ ~"'A poet is
 5 VI  |        was Estelle) took no more part in the affairs of the~stewardship
 6 VI  |        much animadversion on the part of the~adherents of the
 7 VI  |          for your honor, we will~part decently; for I cannot but
 8 VII |       sending of notes of "faire part" on the occasion of~deaths
 9 VII |          a~capital of a million; part of which I have borrowed
10 VIII| uncertainty of~knowing the exact part of Sainte-Genevieve and