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1 2 | Guerande the moment that La~Vendee and Brittany took
2 2 | Charette, with Cathelineau, La Rochejaquelein, d'Elbee,
3 2 | recently joined MADAME in La Vendee. To-day~that fact
4 2 | region before the affair of La~Penissiere, or the house
5 2 | from the time of the war in La Vendee to~the period of
6 3 | you anxious or ill, Madame la baronne?" he asked.~ ~"Thank
7 3 | fund of the Invalides de la Marine. The slight hypochondria
8 4 | of the~Academy by that of La Bataille) a passion corresponding
9 8 | VIII LA MARQUISE BEATRIX~"I promised
10 8 | been twice under fire in La Vendee! If the Cause had
11 9 | painted the words, MME. LA MARQUISE DE ROCHEFIDE. The
12 9 | I don't know how Madame la marquise~will manage to
13 12 | conflagration.~ ~Calyste to Madame la Marquise de Rochefide.~ ~
14 12 | women wore head-dresses '/a la/ Belle-Poule.' Madame de~
15 12 | Calyste.~ ~ ~Calyste to Madame la Marquise de Rochefide.~ ~
16 14 | des Touches, and Madame la Marquise de~Rochefide, /
17 14 | They go to work like La Fontaine, when he wanted
18 17 | April, 1838.~ ~To Madame la Duchesse de Grandlieu:~ ~
19 18 | July, 1838.~ ~To Madame la Duchesse de Grandlieu:~ ~
20 18 | Rochefide-whom in my heart I called la Rocheperfide. At last we~
21 18 | said Canalis, "Madame la marquise will, I am sure,~
22 19 | have certainty:~ ~To Madame la Baronne du Guenic:~ ~Dear
23 20 | Guerande.~ ~To Madame la Baronne du Guenic:~ ~My
24 20 | not dine at home, Madame la baronne."~ ~Who knows what
25 21 | propose to follow."~ ~"Madame la duchesse," replied the abbe, "
26 21 | have thought wisely, Madame la duchesse; and it only proves
27 22 | first under the name of La Petite-Aurelie, to~distinguish
28 22 | de~Trailles, d'Esgrignon, La Roche-Hugon, Ronqueroles,
29 22 | now hired in the rue de La Bruyere and given to Grindot,
30 23 | Vignon, the~young Comte de la Palferine, Gobenheim, Vermanton
31 23 | for the young~and witty La Palferine; she was virtuous
32 24 | Very well, then, Madame la duchesse. As the price of
33 24 | seriously protect~Madame la Comtesse de Trailles."~ ~"
34 24 | career. Consequently,~Madame la duchesse will understand
35 24 | which includes Mesdames de la Bastie, Georges~de Maufrigneuse,
36 24 | Will this suit you, Madame la duchesse? You~are religious,
37 24 | my word."~ ~"Ah! Madame la duchesse," cried Maxime,
38 24 | conceived it. Love,~Madame la duchesse, is not loving
39 25 | really awaiting the Comte de la Palferine, who, within a~
40 25 | your successor?" replied~La Palferine.~ ~"In putting
41 25 | six hundred thousand."~ ~La Palferine raised his hat
42 25 | Maxime, sententiously. "La Palferine, you've a bold~
43 25 | has ever pleased~me."~ ~La Palferine colored, so flattered
44 25 | Rat and the~Lion," said La Palferine.~ ~"I shall begin
45 25 | down this boulevard" said La Palferine, in the style
46 25 | utterly impossible," said La~Palferine. "I have, don'
47 25 | some deadly harm," said La~Palferine.~ ~"Don't try
48 25 | amuse one's self," said La~Palferine, "to be nothing,
49 25 | is in despair."~ ~"Madame la duchesse," said Maxime,
50 25 | Fabien, Bixiou, Leon de Lora, La Palferine, and~Nathan. The
51 25 | power, Nathan's poetic gift, La Palferine's /finesse/, Couture'
52 25 | Ninon II. When Maxime~saw La Palferine, the last to arrive,
53 25 | you seem to~give," replied La Palferine.~ ~"Have you decided?"~ ~"
54 25 | hence at the house of Madame la Marquise de Rochefide."~ ~
55 25 | Marquise de Rochefide."~ ~La Palferine started when he
56 25 | night, on the boulevard de la Madeleine at one in the
57 25 | then~look down on Madame la Comtesse du Bruel."~ ~"Never!"
58 25 | provinces if you want to~bury La Schontz in a baroness. That
59 25 | of happiness, saying to La~Palferine, "Shall I drive
60 25 | Ambigu-Comique to~meet Madame de la Baudraye, a charming woman,
61 25 | to let. You'll soon see La Schontz with other~eyes.
62 25 | top speed to the rue de la~Bruyere.~ ~Madame Schontz
63 25 | Charles-Edouard, Comte Rusticoli de la~Palferine. Until this moment
64 25 | If you should ever meet La Palferine you will understand
65 25 | makes the~diamonds glitter. La Palferine was, discreetly,
66 25 | possessed. Nathan hinted that La Palferine's wit was not
67 26 | XXVI DISILLUSIONSIN ALL BUT LA FONTAINE'S FABLES~The next
68 26 | possible~meeting between La Palferine and Calyste, a
69 26 | his mistress. Maxime and La Palferine had~studied this
70 26 | to her. At that moment, La Palferine, elegant, superb,~
71 26 | and making room for him.~ ~La Palferine said to his groom, "
72 26 | Beatrix to make the sign to La Palferine to enter her carriage.~
73 26 | the marquise, and that of La Palferine.~ ~"Oh! you here?"
74 26 | Monsieur le Comte de la Palferine was presented
75 26 | word to her in private. La Palferine, though~he did
76 26 | as if to box the ears of La Palferine. The third time
77 26 | that Calyste was there. La Palferine had the cleverness
78 26 | of this last scene from La Palferine at the~Jockey
79 26 | only one de~Marsay."~ ~"La Palferine is better than
80 26 | He'll make his mark."~ ~"La Palferine has tongue, but
81 26 | cuffs you've given!"~ ~"La Palferine has all that,
82 26 | the communication made by La~Palferine to Maxime at the
83 26 | the blockade, driving away La~Palferine, and leaving Paris
84 26 | presented to her by Calyste had La Palferine entered the room;
85 26 | a prudent man, had told La Palferine that Madame~la
86 26 | La Palferine that Madame~la marquise was out.~ ~When
87 26 | still below."~ ~"It was La Palferine."~ ~"Possibly."~ ~"
88 26 | way that she could satisfy La Palferine,for such~are the
89 26 | same time she despatched to La~Palferine the following
90 26 | To Monsieur le Comte de la Palferine.~ ~My Friend,Come
91 26 | next day, at the hour when La Palferine called, Beatrix
92 26 | hungry for love, came early. La Palferine~was standing at
93 26 | know it, madame," replied La Palferine, tranquilly. "
94 26 | Oh, my dear child," said La Palferine, "we have arranged
95 26 | there Calyste hurried to La Palferine's lodging, where
96 26 | baron left a letter for La Palferine.~ ~On the ninth
97 26 | Calyste received a line from La Palferine, making an~appointment
98 26 | out two of their enemy. La Schontz, who has just left
99 26 | with you, Maxime," said La Palferine. "I think she
100 Add| Cousin Betty~Cousin Pons~ ~La Palferine, Comte de~A Prince
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