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1 I |     insignificant, had stirred up cruel~anxieties which were slumbering
2 II|      conduct had its~cause, and a cruel one.~ ~In love with his
3 II|    comparisons. In fact, the~most cruel of the count's secret sorrows
4 IV|       Dalmatia--that I received a~cruel lesson."~ ~"Can it be told?"
5 VI|           dauphin" which~artists, cruel, born-observers of the ridiculous--
6 VI|         those."~ ~"Oh!" cried the cruel Mistigris, "a future diplomatist
7 X | suspecting~the profundity of that cruel sentence.~ ~"My fate will