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1 25|   young, handsome, and clever Charles-Edouard, Comte Rusticoli de la~Palferine.
2 25|       henchman, the seductive Charles-Edouard, the latter, to whom~Nature
3 26|       am ready, madame," said Charles-Edouard, "to make the Marquise~d'
4 26| threshold of the Jockey Club,~Charles-Edouard said to Maxime, "It is done."~ ~
5 26|  before us to do it in," said Charles-Edouard, "and~in all conscience
6 26|   believing herself to~blame. Charles-Edouard played upon Madame de Rochefide
7 26|      had fallen; but to~adore Charles-Edouard and still let Calyste adore
8 26|     Monsieur le baron," began Charles-Edouard, tranquilly, "here are the~
9 26|      after shaking hands with Charles-Edouard and Maxime~and thanking