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 1 3 |            her her~favorite niece, Charlotte de Kergarouet, now sixteen
 2 4 |      cupidity fought with fear. If Charlotte de Kergarouet, who was~usually
 3 4 |             In that case, send for Charlotte."~ ~"I have sent; my sister
 4 4 |          cousin who wants to marry Charlotte to a man with sixty~thousand
 5 5 |            thousand~francs a year. Charlotte de Kergarouet, with her
 6 9 |          were talking aloud.~ ~"If Charlotte de Kergarouet comes," said
 7 9 |          say two words about it to Charlotte~she'll say four to Calyste,
 8 9 |          had never had a fancy for Charlotte de Kergarouet, and he now~
 9 9 |       friend, what was that little~Charlotte? the companion of his childhood,
10 10|         you tell him that our dear Charlotte was to arrive to-day?" said~
11 10|            du~Guenic, slyly.~ ~"If Charlotte is to stay three months
12 10|         Pen-Hoel wants me to marry Charlotte, to save me from~perdition,"
13 10|           really in a hurry to see Charlotte de Kergarouet. "It~is high
14 10|            My nephew does not love Charlotte enough to ride to Saint-Nazaire~
15 10|             there were no signs of~Charlotte.~ ~"We had to leave Mademoiselle
16 10|          Vicomtesse de Kergarouet, Charlotte, and Gasselin, who~were
17 10|            could get out of sight,~Charlotte had seen him.~ ~"Why, there'
18 10|       Good-morning, Calyste," said Charlotte.~ ~"Oh! good-morning, Charlotte,"
19 10|    Charlotte.~ ~"Oh! good-morning, Charlotte," replied Calyste, not offering
20 10|          friend.~ ~Tears came into Charlotte's eyes. She looked at the
21 10|           cause of his coldness.~ ~Charlotte de Kergarouet was a girl
22 10|          mournfully following with Charlotte, "has conveyed to~me your
23 10|         Here she put her arm round~Charlotte's neck. Charlotte, in reply,
24 10|            round~Charlotte's neck. Charlotte, in reply, raised her eyes
25 10|       short distance with her dear~Charlotte. Calyste, after looking
26 10|           What queens!" he said to Charlotte, calling her attention to
27 10|         that way."~ ~"Mademoiselle Charlotte is right," said Calyste; "
28 10|           she remarked, looking at Charlotte.~ ~Charlotte, somewhat reassured,
29 10|            looking at Charlotte.~ ~Charlotte, somewhat reassured, hoped
30 10|           Madame de Kergarouet and~Charlotte on the back seat. Jacqueline
31 10|           not said much as yet."~ ~Charlotte, who keenly felt her mother'
32 10|        does everything well," said Charlotte.~ ~"He rides like an Englishman,"
33 10|       Irish,an O'Brien," continued Charlotte, who thought~herself insulted
34 10|      Vicomtesse de Kergarouet, and~Charlotte found dinner ready, and
35 10|           as~married to the little Charlotte. The young man alone kept
36 10|          and the little hold which~Charlotte's coquetries and her mother'
37 11|           for the last two months. Charlotte attributed~this change to
38 11|         home to play /mouche/ with~Charlotte de Kergarouet.~ ~"/She/
39 12|      lively /mouche/ was going on.~Charlotte de Kergarouet, in despair
40 12| Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel.~"He pays Charlotte no more attention than if
41 12|          have~done, to that little Charlotte, who would weary you to
42 12|           those who are bad! Marry Charlotte de Kergarouet and release
43 12|       Marquise de Rochefide,"~said Charlotte. "I ought to leave Guerande
44 13|            you are not nice," said Charlotte, after vainly attempting~
45 13|           and turn our eyes," said Charlotte, mimicking~the air, and
46 16|    pursuing~their scheme, had kept Charlotte de Kergarouet, who nightly
47 16|         observed by the~rector and Charlotte's aunt, who discussed his
48 16|             asked the~chevalier.~ ~Charlotte looked reprovingly at Monsieur
49 16|           The next day Calyste saw Charlotte, as she arrived dressed
50 16|         news.~ ~Breakfast was gay; Charlotte, to whom the baron had given
51 16|            the garden, followed by Charlotte; he gave her his arm and~
52 16|           of tenderness. Presently Charlotte,~uneasy at her suitor's
53 16|           us."~ ~"Let us sit down, Charlotte," replied Calyste, gently
54 16|        that twisted~column?" asked Charlotte, with a sense that the house
55 16|       shall not have time, my dear Charlotte," said the young man, taking~
56 16|          man.~ ~"And I, too," said Charlotte, her eyes filling with tears. "
57 16|          singer"~ ~"Marry, my dear Charlotte," said Calyste, interrupting
58 16|            wrong. You do~not know, Charlotte, how heavy a burden life
59 16|         this to any~one. Good-bye, Charlotte."~ ~He took the young girl'
60 16|            in his, and said,~ ~"Is Charlotte gone?"~ ~"She goes to-morrow,
61 16|           added.~ ~Some days after Charlotte's departure, Calyste joined