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 1 II     |       This pain which I cannot speak of to any one in the world:~
 2 III    |     had been "very foolish" to speak about her family. In some
 3 V      |     law of the species, or, to speak symbolically, nature's thought
 4 V      |       are no lines. The curves speak sufficiently of fullness,
 5 VII    | sobriety in dress. I must also speak of the long overcoats or
 6 VII    |     very positively. "Some who speak English well, and have learned
 7 VII    |      think it shameful to even speak unkindly to detchi or servants.
 8 VII    |      the superintendents never speak roughly. You see how very
 9 VIII(3)|        die before the time you speak of."
10 IX     |       interdependent, - or, to speak of pure mind in terms of
11 X(2)   |       in the West we sometimes speak of our dead as angels."
12 X      |      the boy was not afraid to speak freely~p. 284}~with his