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 1 2  |       Gaudebert-Calyste-Louis. The~father's name was Gaudebert-Calyste-Charles.
 2 2  |      sixteen years of age than his~father accompanied him to the marshes
 3 2  |           kingdom for her son, the father judged it right to take
 4 2  |           parting from MADAME, the father, son,~and servant returned
 5 3  |         son and~tenderness for his father, may have guessed it as
 6 4  |       conduct in Vendee beside his~father, the praises that MADAME
 7 4  |        chevalier would let his old father~go to the field without
 8 5  |          which he derived from his father, Calyste in other respects
 9 5  |   chevalier is discreet," said his father,"a virtue of the olden~time."~ ~"
10 5  |         came from her heart, "your father~ ~has never opened books,
11 5  |        young man bade adieu to his father and went out. The baron
12 6  |        reason of the deaths of her father~and brother. The first was
13 6  |       Touches, the property of her father; twelve thousand a year~
14 6  |      Maupin. She had known neither father~nor mother; she had been
15 9  |      Calyste greatly surprised~his father and mother by going off
16 9  |            restricted means of his father's house. A~young man brought
17 10 |        Then saddle my horse and my father's."~ ~Gasselin departed.~ ~"
18 10 |         see her."~ ~"I assure you, father," said Calyste, "that Felicite
19 10 |        going, chevalier?" said his father.~ ~"To Saint-Nazaire."~ ~"
20 11 |           Job, my dear boy."~ ~"My father, Gasselin, and I lived for
21 11 |          abstraction resembled his father's~somnolence. Finding him
22 12 |            paying attention to his father as a means of promoting
23 14 |          the rear.~ ~"There are my father and mother," said the young
24 14 |          du Guenic,~and this is my father." Then he said turning to
25 14 |      Rochefide, /nee/ de Casteran, father."~ ~The baron bowed to Mademoiselle
26 16 |          knew the ignorance of his father and mother and all their
27 16 |            He~merely requested his father to give him a few days'
28 16 |         hunted. Calyste obeyed his father and went where he was told,
29 16 |            after their return both father and son were so~dangerously
30 16 |     prevented him from~rising. The father's face was turned toward
31 16 |            the old woman for wood, father and son both~suffering from
32 16 |            nephew. One night, when father and son were dozing, Mademoiselle~
33 16 | passionately. "She has killed both~father and son. Do you think I
34 16 |          questions; but as for his father, the examination was~short;
35 16 |               What is it you want, father?" said Calyste.~ ~"That
36 16 |         the mortal~paleness on his father's face, for the old man
37 16 |          of the scene, came to his father's side. The rector,~after
38 16 |      agitated by the news that the father was dying beside his~half-dying
39 16 |            live!"~ ~"I shall live, father; and I will obey you," said
40 16 |           marry."~ ~"I promise it, father."~ ~It was a touching sight
41 16 |          his~intention to obey his father's wishes, Calyste was falling
42 17 |          promise made to his dying father~and proposed to him a marriage
43 17 |          your race, as~husband, as father. Raise the fallen standard
44 17 |           you, mamma, than like my father.~ ~Calyste accepts all from
45 18 |          wife; moreover, you are a father. I should be, as~you are,
46 18 |            as dry and~stiff as her father. To tell the truth, your
47 19 |         arm, to present him to his father before breakfast with the
48 21 |      crisis in your life with your father~and the Duc de Chaulieu,
49 21 |            I have proposed to your father, I can guarantee to you
50 21 |           needs a thunderbolt."~ ~"Father," replied the duchess, "
51 21 |           restrain a~smile.~ ~"Ah! Father, if you approve of the idea,
52 22 |            year left to him by his father. This rich~inheritance,
53 22 |       which since the death of his father nothing had been changed,~
54 22 |          concealed the name of her father, an old~soldier of the Empire,
55 22 |      feminine existences either as father or seducer.~Madame Schontz
56 22 |      Saint-Denis. Having lost both father and mother and~being without
57 22 |   substituted /on/ for /il/ in her father's name and placed herself~
58 22 |          beat me, but he is like a father to me; can~you give me one-tenth
59 23 |            a position in which his father had compelled~him, he said,
60 23 |         Bousquier, a friend of his father. "In six months I shall
61 23 |            old Blondet of Alencon, father of Emile Blondet, which
62 24 |            leave Clotilde with her father"~ ~"It is too soon to sing
63 25 |           place of Emile Blondet's father, who is getting to be~eighty
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