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1 III |    through that all-powerful~protection, a purveyor who was making
2 III |    in spite of that powerful protection Clapart was never~promoted;
3 IV  |   came into my head to claim~protection as a Frenchman and a troubadour
4 IV  | prison, thrown there without protection, having to answer to Austrians~
5 V   |    courts. I ask your~future protection, Excellency," added Schinner,
6 V   | Monsieur Husson, he needs no protection; he~possesses the secrets
7 VIII|  saint of~Paris, under whose protection have existed, since the
8 VIII|   charters were lost, to the protection of Sainte-~Genevieve, patron