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  1 1  |           of the province; to the du Guaisnics, who, in the times~
  2 1  |          who, in the times~of the du Guesclins, were as superior
  3 1  |         spelled in the olden time du Glaicquin), from which comes
  4 1  |      Glaicquin), from which comes du~Guesclin, issued from the
  5 1  |         Guesclin, issued from the du Guaisnics.~ ~Old as the
  6 1  |          of~ignorant culture. The du Gaisnics remain the owners
  7 1  |   Brittany. In Guerande the Baron du~Guaisnic is one of the great
  8 1  |         ruler. To-day the~name of du Guaisnic, full of Breton
  9 1  |          which disfigures that of du Guaisqlain. The tax-~gatherer
 10 1  |         do the rest of the world, du Guenic.~ ~At the end of
 11 1  |     depths of that dark lane. The du Guaisnics did well yesterday,
 12 1  |        par~excellence/, the great du Guesclin who drove the English
 13 1  |       were as poor in 1200 as the du Guaisnics are in 1830, four
 14 1  |       designs and the arms of the du Guaisnics,~covered by hinged
 15 1  |         The trefoils of the~hotel du Guaisnic have four leaves
 16 1  |          the last~fifty years the du Guaisnics have received
 17 1  |          expect to find~the Baron du Guaisnic sword in hand,
 18 2  |  consisted of Monsieur and Madame du Guenic, Mademoiselle du~
 19 2  |           du Guenic, Mademoiselle du~Guenic the baron's elder
 20 2  |          the Guenics.~ ~The Baron du Guenic had started from
 21 2  |            Mademoiselle Zephirine du Guenic. After the~death
 22 2  |        ever uttered. Mademoiselle du Guenic received the rents
 23 2  |    brother by fishermen. Monsieur du Guenic returned to~Guerande
 24 2  |   twenty-one years old. The Baron du~Guenic came over to France
 25 2  |           at Guerande.~ ~Monsieur du Guenic was a tall, straight,
 26 2  |          soldier,hands like those du Guesclin must have had,
 27 2  |         must admit that the Baron du Guenic was illiterate as
 28 2  |          of the great name of the du Guenics.~ ~The old Vendean,
 29 2  |     baroness and old Mademoiselle du Guenic by surprise, although~
 30 2  |         time to time Mademoiselle du Guenic~took a long knitting
 31 2  |           in favor of the Baronne du Guenic, whose~subject she
 32 3  |           her stool. Mademoiselle du Guenic then said the prayer~
 33 3  |           feudal supremacy of the du Guenics. In their~salon
 34 3  |        same style as~Mademoiselle du Guenic, she stirred an enormous
 35 3  |             A friend of Zephirine du Guenic, Jacqueline de Pen-Hoel,
 36 3  |        the Breton grandeur of the du Guenics, had formed, ever
 37 3  |       actually possessed, and the du Guenics would never have
 38 3  |          friend Zephirine and the du Guenics, always showed herself
 39 3  |         her relations with Madame du Guenic and her sister-in-law.
 40 3  |       intellect.~ ~"Will Monsieur du Halga join us this evening?"
 41 3  |           person of the Chevalier du Halga, former~flag-captain
 42 3  |       readily understood that the du Guenics were at the~head
 43 4  |         countenance. At the hotel du Guenic, each of the players
 44 4  |          game, the daring sailor, du~Halga, one of those rich
 45 4  |         treat the /mouche/ at the du Guenics. The girl was ordered
 46 4  |          was asking the~Chevalier du Halga the same questions
 47 4  |       they~walked home: "Monsieur du Guenic was sad to-night.
 48 4  |         of the matter.~"The Baron du Guenic fails," was a phrase
 49 4  |           of her feelings. Madame du~Guenic's evident preoccupation
 50 5  |          coming generation of the du Guenics, by enduring privations,
 51 5  |      prosperous era. Mademoiselle du Guenic had understood and
 52 5  |         extract from Mademoiselle du Guenic her array of keys
 53 5  |         man's name,"~added Madame du Guenic.~ ~"A war name, I
 54 5  |           grooms in the days~when du Guesclin considered our
 55 6  |     lively anxiety to the Baronne du~Guenic and the excellent
 56 8  |           the~rector and Monsieur du Halga had arrived, allured
 57 8  |           Camille.~ ~Again Madame du Guenic sat up till one o'
 58 9  |         toward him, the Chevalier du Halga and~Mademoiselle de
 59 9  |           Bretons, and yours as a du Guenic to welcome a~Casteran.
 60 9  |           said, "to meet Monsieur du Guenic during the one~day
 61 10 |           her," said Mademoiselle du~Guenic, slyly.~ ~"If Charlotte
 62 10 |        when she and~the Chevalier du Halga were talking about
 63 10 |           him," said Mademoiselle du Guenic.~ ~"That won't kill
 64 10 |               Since when have the du Guenics taken to telling
 65 10 |       luxury were lacking, by the du Guenics. Mademoiselle~Zephirine
 66 10 |        fate of whist; neither the du Guenics, nor the~abbe, nor
 67 10 |           abbe, nor the Chevalier du Halga understood one word
 68 11 |         just do for you, Monsieur du~Guenic."~ ~"The marriage
 69 11 |      mother's mind. The Chevalier du Halga rubbed his hands.
 70 11 |          The illustrious house of du Guenic served a little supper~
 71 11 |        excuse to-day for Monsieur du Guenic's not~dining with
 72 11 |          blushed. "Stay, Monsieur du Guenic," said Camille, in
 73 12 |          like fire. The Chevalier du Halga~was still there, and
 74 12 |       over, he drew the~Chevalier du Halga into the great salon,
 75 12 |    Remembering that the Chevalier du Halga had the reputation
 76 12 | waiting-woman, entering the hotel du Guenic, presented to~him.
 77 12 |         to the marquise.~ ~Madame du Guenic, whose heart retained
 78 12 |           this hour the~Chevalier du Halga was always to be seen
 79 12 |          The sight of the Baronne du Guenic walking in Guerande
 80 12 |        with the remark,~ ~"Madame du Guenic went out to-day;
 81 12 | extraordinary is happening at the du Guenics."~ ~"Calyste is
 82 12 |          Nantes."~ ~The Chevalier du Halga, much surprised at
 83 12 |  gallantry?"~ ~Here the Chevalier du Halga straightened himself
 84 12 |         not a little vain. Madame du Guenic, without naming her
 85 12 |        meaning of such an answer. Du~Halga snuffed the air and
 86 12 |        care I for the race of the du Guenics in these days, Beatrix?~
 87 12 |         was such as the~Chevalier du Halga, with his knowledge
 88 13 |   terrible blow which the Baronne du Guenic had~received in reading
 89 14 |    marquise stopped short. Madame du Guenic felt the most violent~
 90 14 |          Camille, "this is Madame du Guenic,~and this is my father."
 91 14 |          was anxious at the hotel du Guenic, for Mademoiselle
 92 15 |         The rector, the~Chevalier du Halga, and Mademoiselle
 93 16 |           reprovingly at Monsieur du Halga, whom she now began~
 94 16 |      Calyste joined the Chevalier du~Halga in his daily promenade
 95 16 |       mall.~ ~"Only one," replied Du Halga.~ ~"Was she free?"~ ~"
 96 16 |       single evening at the hotel du~Guenic, where desolation
 97 16 |        her! She has destroyed the du Guenics!"~ ~"She may perhaps
 98 16 |        this?" asked the Chevalier du Halga, who now came in,~
 99 16 |          arm of the old Chevalier du Halgaa spectre leading a
100 16 |          des Touches, the~Baronne du Guenic and Calyste started
101 17 |         sold her house in the rue du Mont-Blanc, for which a~
102 17 |     devote to the recovery of the du Guenic~estates, and the
103 17 |         her rank as~the wife of a du Guenic and the daughter
104 17 |           of 1837 the young Baron du Guenic, whose youth~and
105 17 |        fallen standard of the old du~Guenics; show to this century
106 17 |     married pair, was the Baronne~du Guenic, to whom the duchess
107 17 |         of Brittany, at the hotel du Guenic,~a house as covered
108 17 |           Pen-Hoel, the Chevalier du~ ~Halga, the Demoiselles
109 17 |          residence in the Chateau du Guenic, where~the windows
110 17 |          acclamations of the clan du~Guenic, a /gars/ of which
111 17 |          Grimont, a friend of the du~Guenic family, who told
112 17 |        the great joy of Zephirine du Guenic. Beatrix lives still~
113 18 |     convent," cried the Chevalier du Halga. "The Abbe Grimont~
114 18 |          and furnishing the hotel du Guenic had been carried
115 18 |           1839, the young Baronne du Guenic had a~son, and committed
116 18 |   repulsed love.~ ~When the baron du Guenic reached home the
117 19 |       late very intimate with the du Guenics, so~intimate that
118 19 |              To Madame la Baronne du Guenic:~ ~Dear Mamma,When
119 19 |           at~Dommanget, "Monsieur du Guenic can lose thirty,
120 19 |   comfortable~home with the hotel du Guenic. All deserted wives
121 20 |              To Madame la Baronne du Guenic:~ ~My dear Daughter,
122 20 |           at his own home; Madame du Guenic~received the letter,
123 20 |           sudden~flight.~ ~Madame du Guenic now entered a phase
124 20 |            the rooms of the hotel du Guenic had assumed another~
125 21 |          dying of grief; Monsieur du~Guenic has left her for
126 22 |       struggle there,~like Sabine du Guenic, by practising (as
127 22 |         of Fanny Beaupre, Susanne du~Val-Noble, Florine, Mariette,
128 23 |          last two years of Madame du Bruel,~she was consumed
129 23 |        history.~ ~In 1838, Fabien du Ronceret, son of a chief-justice
130 23 |           of~perorating.~ ~Fabien du Ronceret, without being
131 23 |        king of Alencon, a certain~du Bousquier, a friend of his
132 23 |       premeditated prodigalities. Du Ronceret had profited by~
133 23 |          this end in~view, Fabien du Ronceret had addressed himself
134 24 |      Maufrigneuse, de L'Estorade, du Guenic, d'Ajuda, de Restaud,
135 24 |         it will be necessary that du Guenic be taken away~by
136 24 |          with women of that sort. Du Guenic would let~himself
137 25 |        toothpick and talking with du~Tillet on Tortoni's portico,
138 25 |           minutes, Maxime dropped du Tillet's arm, and~nodding
139 25 |   weakness!~ ~The duchess, Madame du Guenic, and Clotilde were
140 25 |    ability, with~the exception of du Ronceret; but the Norman
141 25 |        was used to free the Baron du Guenic's estates?~Ah! if
142 25 |         with a~sign toward Fabien du Ronceret.~ ~"Have you never
143 25 |           you never met the Heir? Du Ronceret of Alencon."~ ~"
144 25 |        down on Madame la Comtesse du Bruel."~ ~"Never!" said
145 25 |           its money in~wines; the du Ronceret whom the king ennobled
146 25 |           rid of Arthur and marry du Ronceret, I promise you
147 25 |         can hold my own as Madame du Ronceret."~ ~"That's settled,"
148 25 |      Madame Schontz, Couture, and~du Ronceret were placed, it
149 25 |         you want to send Monsieur du Guenic~to the right-about.
150 26 |         home. He~must give Madame du Ronceret three hundred thousand
151 26 |         journey to Italy with the~du Guenics, and the sooner
152 26 |          ceased to~treat Monsieur du Guenic on the basis of the
153 26 |        saw Calyste~sent away; for du Guenic, hungry for love,
154 26 |         the courage to break with du Guenic."~ ~"Ah! you have
155 26 |           you to return to Madame du Guenic,but not for~three
156 26 |          parted you~ ~from Madame du Guenic without the possibility
157 26 |          place,~went to the hotel du Guenic early in the day
158 Add|  Gaudebert-Calyste-Charles, Baron du~The Chouans~ ~Halga, Chevalier
159 Add|        Chouans~ ~Halga, Chevalier du~The Purse~ ~Hannequin, Leopold~
160 Add|     Prince of Bohemia~ ~Ronceret, Du~Jealousies of a Country
161 Add|         Ronceret, Fabien-Felicien du (or Duronceret)~Jealousies
162 Add|           Ronceret, Madame Fabien du~The Muse of the Department~