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1 I  |   coaches ("messageries") found terrible competition in the coucous
2 III| Good-bye,~mother!" in a tone of terrible impatience.~ ~Let us admit
3 III|     caused~by poverty (the most terrible of all chronic maladies),
4 IV |       Janina, with whom I had a terrible quarrel. There's no~enduring
5 VI |      glances were~expressive of terrible apprehension.~ ~"His Excellency!
6 VI |      stern air which was really~terrible, "what would you do with
7 VII|      himself, the~secret of his terrible malady. After dismissing
8 IX |        to it, obedience to this terrible~law is essentially social
9 X  |      eleven the next morning, a terrible sound awoke the unfortunate~