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  1 8  |         to-morrow, is the Marquise de Rochefide. The old marquis (whose~
  2 8  |              well as for great loves. Rochefide, being a fool, mistook his
  3 8  |              go there. People said to Rochefide: 'You are very~lucky to
  4 8  |             and her orgies literary.' Rochefide, however, is not an~ordinary
  5 8  |               des Touches. "Madame de Rochefide is coming here," she~added.~ ~"
  6 8  |               no longer of Beatrix de Rochefide and her~letter; he was furious
  7 8  |                  From the Marquise de Rochefide to Mademoiselle des Touches.~ ~
  8 8  |      surprised to see the Marquise de Rochefide and Conti,~who, of course,
  9 9  |              Croisic to see Madame de~Rochefide land, and examine her incognito?
 10 9  |            words, MME. LA MARQUISE DE ROCHEFIDE. The name~shone before him
 11 9  |          hearing that the Marquise de~Rochefide was born of a noble family,
 12 9  |            whatever he did, Madame de Rochefide paid little attention to
 13 10 |               driven him to Madame de Rochefide," continued~Claude, "and
 14 10 |              and that the Marquise de Rochefide was of the party,~she was
 15 10 |          Camille Maupin and Madame de Rochefide would~be for her a future,
 16 10 |             Madame is the~Marquise de Rochefide."~ ~"Then I must pity you
 17 10 |             tears came into Madame de Rochefide's eyes, and she turned away~
 18 10 |               returned with~Madame de Rochefide, "are you to have /that/
 19 10 |              Camille called Madame de Rochefide's attention to the harmonies~
 20 11 |          Vandenesse?" asked~Madame de Rochefide.~ ~"The viscountess is the
 21 11 |             Camille?" asked Madame de Rochefide.~ ~"Really, my dear," said
 22 11 |              its depths."~ ~Madame de Rochefide was moulded like wax in
 23 11 |               s entreaties, Madame de Rochefide remained inflexible, and~
 24 12 |              to Madame la Marquise de Rochefide.~ ~Madame,I loved you when
 25 12 |             likely to touch Madame de Rochefide, and~would very slightly
 26 12 |               as~follows:~ ~Madame de Rochefide to Calyste.~ ~You are a
 27 12 |               every word of Madame de~Rochefide's letter, felt the need
 28 12 |            that beautiful Marquise de Rochefide,"~said Charlotte. "I ought
 29 12 |            but addressed to Madame de Rochefide, lying on the~table. An
 30 12 |              to Madame la Marquise de Rochefide.~ ~What care I for the race
 31 13 |           flashed at him~by Madame de Rochefide, who did not wish Camille
 32 13 |                   But the Marquise de Rochefide is a very handsome woman,"
 33 13 |              had stirred in Madame de Rochefide's heart~emotions hitherto
 34 13 |             Camille, taking Madame~de Rochefide's hand. "You do not love
 35 14 |             and Madame la Marquise de~Rochefide, /nee/ de Casteran, father."~ ~
 36 14 |             hard women like Madame de Rochefide, women whose~necks turn
 37 14 |             said Camille.~ ~Madame de Rochefide had unbounded power to restrain
 38 14 |           During their walk Madame de Rochefide had the lightly jesting
 39 14 |           confirm her words Madame de Rochefide laid a tender, timid kiss~
 40 15 |     implacable necessity.~ ~Madame de Rochefide and Conti passed in front
 41 15 |              that the~proud Madame de Rochefide could betray him; /she/
 42 15 |              way of probing Madame de Rochefide, who played her part extremely
 43 15 |            twilight enabled Madame de Rochefide to see~Guerande, its towers,
 44 15 |             the full truth. Madame de Rochefide is wholly unworthy of you.
 45 15 |        Pen-Hoel all knew of Madame de~Rochefide's departure, and were rejoicing
 46 16 |                 Did you see Madame de Rochefide?" asked Calyste.~ ~"No,"
 47 16 |              you know~where Madame de Rochefide is, come and get them and
 48 16 |              We can talk of Madame de Rochefide," he would say. "I'll tell
 49 17 |             of mind between Madame de~Rochefide and Sabine de Grandlieu,
 50 17 |             me his~love for Madame de Rochefide.~ ~"I do not wish," he said,
 51 17 |               desire to put~Madame de Rochefide forever out of his mind
 52 17 |             again meet with Madame de~Rochefide." In 1842 this concluding
 53 18 |           makes me long for Madame de~Rochefide's deathah, heavens! a natural
 54 18 |              dear mamma, if Madame de Rochefide~is in Paris, for if she
 55 18 |             steps from him, Madame de Rochefide. Beatrix in~Paris! Beatrix
 56 18 |               had seen her, Madame de~Rochefide was amazingly changed; and
 57 18 |            nature to art.~ ~Madame de Rochefide had just come through the
 58 18 |        composed by Beatrix. Madame de Rochefide, now~become bony and gaunt,
 59 18 |               and vanity of Madame de Rochefide, her nature was too~instinctively
 60 18 |               evening the Marquise de Rochefide did not cast~three straight
 61 18 |             want of reason. Madame de Rochefide, it must be said, amid the~
 62 18 |          stucco of Paris.~ ~Madame de Rochefide, like nearly all great ladies
 63 18 |           bedrooms in which Madame de Rochefide's wandering life had led
 64 18 |                during which Madame de Rochefide held Calyste to~the consideration
 65 19 |       marquise! Find~out if Madame de Rochefide has returned to Paris. Am
 66 19 |            the first place, Madame de Rochefide is not~in Paris. As for
 67 19 |            betrayed her for Madame de Rochefide."~ ~Calyste blushed, like
 68 19 |             you must forget~Madame de Rochefide; she is only worth having
 69 19 |              Calyste was at Madame de Rochefide's making a merit of his~
 70 19 |      adventures. Now, the Marquise de~Rochefide had sat in judgment on herself
 71 19 |              they. On this, Madame de Rochefide counted, and presently began
 72 20 |             she~had made to Madame de Rochefide's letter she had resolved
 73 20 |        thought to herself, "Madame de Rochefide likes flowers."~ ~Two days
 74 20 |            the dishes which Madame de Rochefide served to Calyste.~Gasselin
 75 20 |             to consort with Madame de~Rochefide's cook, and before long,
 76 20 |          England in cruets. Madame de~Rochefide accustoms him to all sorts
 77 21 |         resource with the Marquise de Rochefide,"~remarked Clotilde, smiling,
 78 21 |             duchess, "was Monsieur de~Rochefide's brother-in-law. If our
 79 21 |            has left her for Madame de Rochefide."~ ~"It is very dreadful,
 80 21 |              husband with a Madame de~Rochefide."~ ~"Sabine is only too
 81 21 |              to launch~upon Madame de Rochefide a little man, very self-willed
 82 21 |              path as far as Madame de Rochefide, it is~not the hand of man,
 83 21 |           undertook to make Madame de~Rochefide love him were to quarrel
 84 21 |           good; to~withdraw Madame de Rochefide from the fatal path in which
 85 21 |             by persuading Monsieur de~Rochefide to take back his wife? Instead
 86 21 |           proposed to do to~Madame de Rochefide."~ ~"I am certain that you
 87 21 |           that?"~ ~"Suppose Madame de Rochefide chooses to keep your son-in-law
 88 22 |              we see, over Monsieur de Rochefide, who~enjoyed at that moment
 89 22 |               life led by Monsieur de Rochefide after~his wife had placed
 90 22 |              abandoned him, Arthur de Rochefide, now an~only child in consequence
 91 22 |           sole~master of the hotel de Rochefide, rue d'Anjou Saint-Honore,
 92 22 |              the duties of maternity, Rochefide enjoyed this~immense fortune;
 93 22 |           resources. When~Monsieur de Rochefide first encountered Madame
 94 22 |            the attention of Arthur de Rochefide, who~had come there to see
 95 22 |                 To dupe/.~Monsieur de Rochefide, like all little minds,
 96 22 |              a beginning. Monsieur de Rochefide~allowed her five hundred
 97 22 |               to~study. Consequently, Rochefide became happy in meeting
 98 22 |             you invite three friends,~Rochefide offered Madame Schontz forty
 99 22 |             one by one on Monsieur de Rochefide's comfort, she was listened
100 22 |               twelve francs a~bottle. Rochefide, amazed, and delighted to
101 22 |               a great deal older~than Rochefide; you would beat me, but
102 22 |               reigned in the~hotel de Rochefide. Arthur now transported
103 22 |            the gentleman that he was, Rochefide invested his~six hundred
104 22 |             bonbon-box.~ ~Henceforth, Rochefide no longer managed his affairs.
105 22 |    good-nature with which Monsieur de~Rochefide welcomed them. Madame Schontz,
106 22 |              belonging to~Monsieur de Rochefide beat by a length Fleur-de-Genet
107 22 |              rich. "I am~certain that Rochefide would forgive me a little
108 22 |               of a~man, "I hold him!" Rochefide, who had just bought the
109 22 |         hundred thousand francs which~Rochefide had given her, and which
110 23 |             her had as yet discovered Rochefide's secret~rival. Bixiou fancied
111 23 |         Madame Schontz,~certainly not Rochefide, who thought she had a penchant
112 23 |             his run of ill-luck, made Rochefide play, as~we have seen, in
113 23 |            good-night, if Monsieur de Rochefide stayed behind. She often
114 24 |                  To prevent Madame de Rochefide from ever seeing Calyste
115 24 |          blindness to which Madame de~Rochefide has brought your son-in-law?
116 24 |        musical love, in~short! As for Rochefide, that was duty. So, you
117 24 |               have trouble separating Rochefide from~Madame Schontz; but
118 24 |             us go to~the Jockey Club; Rochefide must invite me to dine with
119 24 |             revenged."~ ~The next day Rochefide told Madame Schontz that
120 25 |               The latter was asked by Rochefide on account of Maxime.~Aurelie
121 25 |             Schontz on~the forehead, "Rochefide wanted me to see your establishment;
122 25 |           critic's foot, motioning to Rochefide), "she would~issue from
123 25 |           from her."~ ~"Upon my word, Rochefide, if I were you," said Maxime,
124 25 |              given to~their inn after Rochefide purchased it for his Ninon
125 25 |              of Madame la Marquise de Rochefide."~ ~La Palferine started
126 25 |                  In that of Madame de Rochefide," replied Maxime, promptly. "
127 25 |      impossible to reconcile her with Rochefide as long as you hold him.~
128 25 |  receiver-generalship which Madame de Rochefide will obtain~for you. Aurelie'
129 25 |             with Couture, Fabien, and~Rochefide. Arthur was asleep on a
130 25 |             she continued, looking at~Rochefide, who was sound asleep, "
131 25 |             to make up with~Madame de Rochefide, who wants you perhaps for
132 25 |            with Fabien.~ ~Monsieur de Rochefide found Maxime at the club,
133 25 |       returned from the Ambigu," said~Rochefide, leaving the club.~ ~And
134 26 |         triumphs of Rubini, Madame de Rochefide, whom Antoine~had not yet
135 26 |             Monsieur and of Madame de Rochefide. The next~day, learning
136 26 |              an end of my expedients. Rochefide is incurable. I end my career
137 26 |             Now come in and listen to Rochefide bemoaning himself; for you
138 26 |             salon together, and found Rochefide~aged by two years; he had
139 26 |            the duchess that Madame de Rochefide will not leave Paris, but~
140 26 | Charles-Edouard played upon Madame de Rochefide the same comedy~Madame de
141 26 |             the same comedy~Madame de Rochefide had played on Calyste for
142 26 |             francs, went to Madame de Rochefide's house~with the firm intention
143 26 |           Until this moment Madame de Rochefide had regarded herself as~
144 26 |             reconciled to Monsieur de~Rochefide; you must recover the honor
145 26 |             You can do this by making Rochefide play a~part in politics,
146 26 |               forget that Monsieur de Rochefide's consent is necessary."~ ~"
147 26 |           went every day to Madame de Rochefide's~door, only to be refused
148 26 |            back his wife. Monsieur de Rochefide has felt that the position
149 26 |              no longer find Madame~de Rochefide in the rue de Chartres,
150 26 |            next~winterin the hotel de Rochefide. You flung yourself rather~
151 26 |               by not saving Madame de Rochefide~from the humiliation to
152 26 |                  Unhappily, monsieur, Rochefide was living with one of those
153 26 |              had counted on Madame de Rochefide's failure in health, and~
154 26 |              the country the hotel de Rochefide is to be renovated, and
155 26 |           although I~admire Madame de Rochefide for her intellect, she is
156 26 |        floundering in evil. Madame de~Rochefide loves Madame de Rochefide
157 26 |             Rochefide loves Madame de Rochefide only. She would have parted
158 Add|              Another Study of Woman~ ~Rochefide, Marquis Arthur de~Cousin
159 Add|              Arthur de~Cousin Betty~ ~Rochefide, Marquise de~The Secrets