Chapter

 1 II    |             those days no one knew how great a tax on a~man's capital
 2 III   |             dropped at Besancon by the great /Gazette/, and the /Patriot/,
 3 V     |               strong median line which great schemes, great~thoughts,
 4 V     |              line which great schemes, great~thoughts, deep meditations
 5 V     |            deep meditations stamp on a great man's brow; an olive~complexion
 6 V     | five-and-thirty, will~by and by make a great sensation."~ ~"Why should
 7 VII   |              does in anticipation of a~great event. Hitherto, she had
 8 VII   |               she looked at one of her great girls~waiting to be married
 9 VII   |               marriage with one of the great~publishers of important
10 VII   |             Albert would let drop some great ideas, subjects for articles
11 VII   |              making capital out of the great man. To Alfred, Albert was
12 VIII  |               the difference is not so great~that I need hinder you from
13 XI    |        something subtle, like what the~great Leonardo has so well depicted
14 XI    |               must. I believe you have great and powerful talents, but
15 XII   |                   said she. "This is a great day; we are out of danger.
16 XIII  |             you~to me. Let us hide our great and unchangeable affection
17 XIII  |               a few hours his passion, great as it had already~been,
18 XIII  |              Francesca was made really great by the~simplicity and ease
19 XIII  |               he added to it pearls of great price; smiles shed aside~
20 XIV   |           would be able to conquer the great painter's objections; but~
21 XV    |         Soderini, a~Florentine, a very great lady, and quite as rich
22 XVI   |              You must know that I am a great loser by putting~myself
23 XVIII |               My~patience is almost as great as my love, and indeed I
24 XVIII |            punctuality.--~So you found great pleasure in seeing all the
25 XIX   |                it would have yielded a~great deal more. The Baron in
26 XIX   |              bare summits known as~the great and the little Rouxey--in
27 XX    |            Besides a lawsuit is really great fun. It brings some interest
28 XX    |               over it. You will have a great~deal to do before you can
29 XX    |               had come to win over the great lawyer to the house of the~
30 XX    |               to you, and I could~do a great deal for you, Father! Perhaps
31 XXI   |          seeing that fine piece~of the great de Watteville's work destroyed."~ ~"
32 XXII  |               the audience believed it~great enough to become a splendid
33 XXII  |            Albert Savaron, Savarus the~great Minister. And, reading the
34 XXII  |                and he~had achieved the great point of silencing beforehand
35 XXII  |             General, understanding how great an affection Albert showed
36 XXIII |              owe his happiness to you. Great heavens! what have I done~
37 XXV   |              long, which looked like a great painting on~canvas. The
38 XXVI  |          Soderini, was solemnized with great~splendor. Numerous entertainments
39 XXVII |              you. Besides, you have no great fortune to~give him. Your
40 XXVIII|                even her rather distant great connections.~