Chapter

 1 2 |   the reduction of Paris, to assume for his arms a golden lion
 2 4 |   most gracious air he could assume, drew the handkerchief from
 3 11|    gratitude which so easily assume a more tender character. ~
 4 14|     he sometimes knew how to assume, but which deceived none
 5 23|    most amiable air he could assume. ~The conversation naturally
 6 26|  throw aside the uniform and assume the cassock. The daily-renewed
 7 29|     melancholy tone he could assume, "when we are about to enter
 8 36|     sentimental air he could assume, "can you be cruel enough
 9 54| milder tone, "do you think I assume the right of preventing
10 63|       we can trust. He shall assume a disguise, and place himself