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 1 Note|          customs of the old Breton family, a social state existing
 2 1   |     mansion belongs to the~noblest family of the province; to the
 3 1   |           were ever heard of, this family, pure of~all alloy, possesses
 4 1   |           and the antiquity of the~family. It is as it was in the
 5 1   |           but recently the~present family!~ ~If you go to Guerande
 6 1   |          motto in the soul of this family. To those who~know the Guaisnics
 7 1   |            upon it the arms of the family. Three English guns equally~
 8 1   |          condition proves that the family has lived in this room for
 9 1   |          anachronism, to which the family is indifferent, would~grieve
10 1   |         bedroom of the head of the family, the second is that~of the
11 1   |            borne the banner of~the family, for at its summit may still
12 1   |         thought they worked, for a family in perpetuity. Hence the
13 1   |             and physiognomy of the family. For the last~fifty years
14 1   |          surprising figures of the family might be less understood.~
15 2   |         when this~scene opens, the family of Guenic (we follow henceforth
16 2   |            named, after an ancient family usage, Gaudebert-Calyste-Louis.
17 2   |        conversation in the baron's~family. There was but one personal
18 2   |     joyfully. The three~men of the family were absent for three months
19 2   |  considered himself as part of the family; he had played with Calyste,~
20 2   |           together than this noble family sacredly devoted to its~
21 4   |          to your bow. In case your family will not take charge of~
22 4   |           trouble the peace of his family or~destroy the plans we
23 5   |          them forgetful of mother, family,~country, and self-interests.
24 5   |          of true reverence for the family, had promised to give him
25 5   |       calculate expenses that in a family~of six persons compelled
26 5   |             The Maupins are an old family," said the baron; "they
27 5   |   inquisitive; she was part of the family; and she left~the room without
28 6   |             The Breton des Touches~family has no connection with the
29 6   |         has no connection with the family of the same name in Touraine,~
30 6   |          in an enormous sum to the family of the porter and~gardener,
31 7   |          in the soft torpor of his family life. For him,~Mademoiselle
32 8   |             The old marquis (whose~family is not as old as yours),
33 8   |            happiness of this noble family.~As he unfolded it, Calyste'
34 8   |            ignorant morals of this family, prepared the fire~that
35 9   |            baron.~ ~"An old Norman family, allied to William the Conqueror,"
36 9   |      Rochefide was born of a noble family, but she felt that her son
37 10  |         happy. I wanted to see our family~continued, and some, at
38 10  |            the petted child of the family on account of the preference
39 10  |           some excuse to leave his family on this~occasion, and go
40 12  |            of~castles; my mother's family will lend us one. Ah, Beatrix,
41 14  |           will sacrifice to you my family, my name, my~future."~ ~"
42 16  |      watching from her window. The family, delighted at the departure
43 16  |            if he did not speak the family language. He~merely requested
44 16  |     surrounded at all hours by his family.~They sent at last for the
45 16  |           dangerously ill that the family were forced to send, at
46 16  |            has~turned him from his family, who has taken him from
47 16  |          presence of the assembled family.~ ~"I die faithful to God
48 16  |        stupor. On the day when the family put on their~mourning, the
49 17  |        future.~Being allied to the family of Grandlieu, the ducal
50 17  |         the day when the Grandlieu family and the baroness, accompanied
51 17  |         and Leopold Hannequin, the family notary, explained the~preliminaries
52 17  |           which withdraws from the family and~exhibits itself publicly
53 17  |           both the world and their family. The love which begins a~
54 17  | affectionate devotion of Calyste's family, I feel a keen~desire to
55 17  |          woman in the bosom of her~family. I remember how you blamed,
56 17  |        must tell you how the whole family and the circle which meets
57 17  |          Brittany, this~town, this family of ancient morals and ancient
58 17  |            friend of the du~Guenic family, who told us that your dear
59 18  |           that of knowing what her family would think of her marriage.~ ~
60 21  |         end, but the~means, of the Family. Do not imitate that poor
61 21  |             we shall only save the family. Calyste~has killed within
62 21  |        hundred francs to some poor family if I succeed. But when I~
63 23  |     bourgeoise, enter an~honorable family, and make my husband and
64 24  |            but~extremely bourgeois family,a sacrifice to opinion!
65 24  |          adopted by her and by her family. I am certain of being made~
66 24  |         duchess, solemnly,~"and my family will not turn its back upon
67 25  |           dithyrambics~inlaid with family facts even more cruel than
68 26  |            the representative of a~family in need of consolation.~ ~"