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  1 Note|        publication. Mademoiselle des Touches (Camille Maupin)
  2 3   |        in love with~Mademoiselle des Touches."~ ~"A lad of Calyste'
  3 4   |       our neighbor, Mademoiselle~des Touches,so strange that
  4 4   |         Calyste~and Mademoiselle des Touches, did not enter the
  5 4   |      extraordinary, Mademoiselle des Touches?"~asked the baron.~ ~"
  6 4   |         Calyste~and Mademoiselle des Touches. By nine o'clock
  7 4   |          He~ ~loves Mademoiselle des Touches, an actress!"~ ~"
  8 4   |      ungodly woman, Mademoiselle des Touches, has come here to
  9 4   |          cause, and Mademoiselle des Touchesthe Sieur~Camille
 10 4   |         tales about Mademoiselle des Touches which lasted~seven
 11 5   |      less time with~Mademoiselle des Touches. Such calculations
 12 5   |          hope which Mademoiselle des Touches now threatened to~
 13 5   |     charges against~Mademoiselle des Touches, who for the last
 14 5   | chevalier does love Mademoiselle des Touches,~where's the harm?"
 15 5   |         baron. "A Guenic~marry a des Touches! The des Touches
 16 5   |         marry a des Touches! The des Touches were not even grooms
 17 5   |         cannot be a Maupin and a des Touches~both," he added.~ ~"
 18 5   |       Maupin on the stage."~ ~"A des Touches could hardly be
 19 5   |          my defeat. Mademoiselle des~Touches, or, if you choose
 20 5   |          will bless Mademoiselle des~Touches."~ ~"Mothers do
 21 5   |          boy? Bless Mademoiselle des Touches? how could that
 22 5   |       these things. Mademoiselle des Touches~is, they say, as
 23 6   |       that Mademoiselle Felicite des~Touches was passionately
 24 6   |         a Breton, named Felicite des Touches, the~person who
 25 6   |          of Guerande. The Breton des Touches~family has no connection
 26 6   |      brought about, why Felicite des Touches became a~man and
 27 6   |            Mademoiselle Felicite des Touches became an orphan
 28 6   |       Les Carmes.~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches was two years old
 29 6   |  catastrophe. When dying,~Madame des Touches confided her daughter
 30 6   |      Nantes, belonging to Madame des~Touches, and there she settled
 31 6   |        the nuns and Mademoiselle des~Touches, and threw them
 32 6   |       the powers of~Mademoiselle des Touches.~ ~The result of
 33 6   |         of society.~Mademoiselle des Touches became, in consequence,
 34 6   |       the beautiful Mademoiselle des Touches." Led to enter society
 35 6   |      their house to Mademoiselle des Touches. Felicite, who~did
 36 6   |        of the year 1817 Felicite des Touches began to~perceive,
 37 6   |  understand how and why Felicite des Touches enjoyed this great~
 38 6   |        alliances.~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches, a true Breton,
 39 6   |         this reason~Mademoiselle des Touches listens more than
 40 6   |        let him take Mademoiselle des Touches for his model. That~
 41 6   |        parentage of~Mademoiselle des Touches, and her fortune,
 42 6   |     enjoyment. Thus Mademoiselle des Touches, surrounded by so
 43 6   |         old age. In Mademoiselle des Touches this order was~reversed.
 44 6   |        event filled Mademoiselle des Touches, and forever, with~
 45 6   |          about her. Mademoiselle des Touches is charming~as a
 46 6   |   eclipsed her own. Mademoiselle des Touches admires~her fortunate
 47 6   |         After this, Mademoiselle des Touches did not revisit
 48 6   |        dual form of Mademoiselle des Touches'~existence. Letters
 49 6   |        superiority.~Mademoiselle des Touches had received this
 50 7   |          staircase.~Mademoiselle des Touches has taken for herself
 51 7   |      life. For him,~Mademoiselle des Touches was the mother of
 52 8   |        come?" asked Mademoiselle des Touches, coloring~with either
 53 8   |    return," replied~Mademoiselle des Touches. "Madame de Rochefide
 54 8   |        Rochefide to Mademoiselle des Touches.~ ~Genoa, July 2.~ ~
 55 8   |       from Paris by~Mademoiselle des Touches, and the science
 56 8   |          it?" asked Mademoiselle des Touches,~throwing the letter
 57 8   |        to be," said Mademoiselle des Touches,~hastily. "I know
 58 8   |        arranged."~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches cast a supplicating
 59 8   |        keen look at~Mademoiselle des Touches. "In the first place
 60 8   |         attitude of Mademoiselle des Touches, who was pressing~
 61 8   |          so late if Mademoiselle~des Touches did not love him.~ ~"
 62 9   |         go and find~Mademoiselle des Touches. Oh! what a land
 63 9   |         letter~from Mademoiselle des Touches:~ ~My dear Calyste,
 64 9   |      uncertainties. Mademoiselle~des Touches had awakened his
 65 9   |     marquise," said Mademoiselle des~Touches, taking Conti with
 66 9   |          to examine Mademoiselle des Touches throughout the dinner.~ ~"
 67 9   |   attention to him.~Mademoiselle des Touches having started the
 68 9   |       notice me?"~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches was struck with
 69 9   |     dinner was over~Mademoiselle des Touches took Calyste's arm,
 70 9   |          something. Mademoiselle des Touches sat down to the
 71 9   |    Claude~Vignon.~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches looked at Claude
 72 10  |          he said.~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches showed the utmost
 73 10  |         the eyes of Mademoiselle des Touches, who was unable
 74 10  |        triumphs."~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches looked at Calyste,
 75 10  |         carriage of Mademoiselle des Touches~passed over it.
 76 10  |     baron; "how can Mademoiselle des Touches hinder~Calyste's
 77 10  |    eloquent lips of Mademoiselle des Touches, made her aware
 78 10  |         much," said Mademoiselle~des Touches, taking Calyste'
 79 10  |         carriage of Mademoiselle des Touches had already~caught
 80 10  |  carriage," replied Mademoiselle des~Touches, on whom Jacqueline
 81 10  |    Camille.~ ~"I am Mademoiselle des Touches," replied Camille. "
 82 10  |       help admiring Mademoiselle des Touches, who, by the~tone
 83 10  |     replies made by Mademoiselle des Touches to her~absurd questions
 84 10  |     having accepted Mademoiselle des~Touches' offer of her carriage
 85 10  |      made to you by Mademoiselle des Touches. But it is not~too
 86 11  |      Calyste," said Mademoiselle des Touches, "now listen to
 87 11  |         his mother. Mademoiselle des Touches did not restrain
 88 11  |          him!" said Mademoiselle des Touches,~with dreadful tones
 89 11  |         the head of Mademoiselle des~Touches; but his mother,
 90 11  |        breakfast.~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches and the marquise
 91 11  |         reproach as Mademoiselle des Touches~disappeared toward
 92 12  |      them," thought Mademoiselle des Touches.~ ~The marquise
 93 13  |     Calyste?" asked Mademoiselle des Touches.~ ~"I came here
 94 13  |       better still. Mademoiselle des Touches said to herself:~ ~"
 95 13  |         been served Mademoiselle des Touches said to~the footman, "
 96 13  |         their~souls Mademoiselle des Touches had listened to
 97 14  |          baroness, "Mademoiselle des Touches, and Madame la Marquise
 98 14  |      baron bowed to Mademoiselle des Touches, who made a respectful~
 99 14  |       would suppose Mademoiselle des Touches to be more than~
100 14  |         the~bush.~ ~Mademoiselle des Touches, who saw the scene,
101 14  |      Calyste beside Mademoiselle des Touches, who read~a book
102 14  |         Guenic, for Mademoiselle des~Touches had written a line
103 14  |        space,"~said Mademoiselle des Touches one day.~ ~Before
104 14  |       her," replied~Mademoiselle des Touches; "but you have spoiled
105 15  |      every one, and~Mademoiselle des Touches warned Calyste to
106 15  |           Therefore Mademoiselle des Touches was greatly alarmed
107 16  |        if we begged~Mademoiselle des Touches to come and see
108 16  |      gentle voice.~"Mademoiselle des Touches is a saintly woman;
109 16  |         had gone to Mademoiselle des~Touches, intending to bring
110 16  |       from~bringing Mademoiselle des Touches to Calyste, as he
111 16  |      Calyste," said Mademoiselle des Touches, when they met, "
112 16  |          him," said Mademoiselle des Touches to the mother, who~
113 16  |          s funeral, Mademoiselle des Touches, the~Baronne du
114 17  |    journey to Paris Mademoiselle des Touches revealed to the~
115 17  |       British peer.~Mademoiselle des Touches urged Calyste to
116 17  |      offered him by Mademoiselle~des Touches. Did he still count
117 17  |     explaining that Mademoiselle des Touches had requested her~
118 17  |         his friend,~Mademoiselle des Touches, and you had thought
119 17  |        you know, by Mademoiselle des Touches (whom we are going~
120 17  |       his own arms with~those of Des Touches, which are: party
121 17  |        the diocese. Mademoiselle des~Touches declined to receive
122 17  |    conversation. If Mademoiselle des Touches made me~talk to
123 18  |          bitterness Mademoiselle des Touches planted in~my love!
124 18  |          Pen-Hoel.~"Mademoiselle des Touches committed many sins
125 18  |        horror where Mademoiselle des Touches had so~earnestly
126 18  |      Brittany. Poor~Mademoiselle des Touches might well repent
127 18  |           Conti and Mademoiselle des Touches had~spared Beatrix
128 18  |          upon us by Mademoiselle des Touches," she said,~smiling.~ ~
129 22  |      nature~such as Mademoiselle des Touches had described it
130 24  |         to have on the~boulevard des Italiens with a young man
131 25  |          that way. The boulevard des Italiens~is to-day what
132 25  |      such an honor. Mademoiselle des Touches treated you,~monsieur,
133 25  |          much as by the liqueurs des Iles.~ ~"You shall never
134 25  |        published in the~"Journal des Debats" a novelette which
135 26  |     Sabine, to whom~Mademoiselle des Touches had left her fortune,
136 Add |   Touches, Mademoiselle Felicite des~Beatrix~Lost Illusions~A