Chapter

 1 1|            will show you some very fine mummies from Cairo, some
 2 1|            Priapus, wrought in the fine clay of an Etruscan vase?
 3 1|        beak and claws gules, and a fine motto: NON CECIDIT ANIMUS.
 4 1|          equal horror." ~"All very fine!" said Cardot; "but if there
 5 1| Materialism and spiritualism are a fine pair of battledores with
 6 1|            it, the delicacy of its fine outlines was revealed. Her
 7 1|          same whether we live in a fine mansion with lap-dogs to
 8 2|          yet over; it was warm and fine, so that women sat chatting
 9 2|          on the soft cushions of a fine equipage. I plunged into
10 2|         yards of lace, velvet, and fine lawn, and the hairdresser'
11 2|         very kind, and he has such fine manners; I am sure that
12 2|          fell out, the weather was fine while we went through the
13 3|            stranger, pointing to a fine equipage that stood under
14 3|          about it to him. If it is fine, I go in and say to my master: ~" '
15 3|       baroness now. She lives in a fine house of her own on the
16 3|         eider-down under which our fine ladies sleep; isn't it pretty?
17 3|           sharp relief against the fine cambric of the pillows;
18 3|    pumice-stone there are infinite fine degrees of difference. Man
19 3|            was a month later, on a fine summer-like evening, that
20 3|          nomad English people, and fine ladies who had given their
21 3|         English bowling-green. The fine soft grass was watered by