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 1 Note|            possibly, Berryer in Daniel d'Arthez. But in the~present
 2 Note|               sketches of the Comtesse d'Agoult, Liszt, and the well-~
 3 2   |        Cathelineau, La Rochejaquelein, d'Elbee, Bonchamps, and~the
 4 3   |             doughty old~admiral, Comte d'Estaing. Though his manner
 5 8   |                with the Verneuils, the d'Esgrignons,~the Troisvilles,
 6 17  |             the church of Saint Thomas~d'Aquin, Calyste and Sabine
 7 17  |                by the quay of the Pont d'Iena,~and were fairly on
 8 17  |              blessing at Saint-~Thomas d'Aquin, your Sabine was in
 9 17  |           ceremonious "you;" they thee'd and thou'd each other like~
10 17  |             you;" they thee'd and thou'd each other like~lovers.
11 18  |                to go and say a word to d'Arthez, whom I see over
12 19  |              and cradled your child! I'd like to see that grand old~
13 21  |                Chaulieu, and also with d'Ajuda; we shall certainly~
14 21  |            keeps her~adorers long."~ ~"D'Ajuda, my darling," continued
15 22  |              first wife~of the Marquis d'Ajuda-Pinto, who left no
16 22  |                hotel de Rochefide, rue d'Anjou Saint-Honore, and
17 22  |         Rastignac, Maxime de~Trailles, d'Esgrignon, La Roche-Hugon,
18 24  |            Grandlieu asked the Marquis d'Ajuda to bring her that
19 24  |           fifty years of age. Monsieur d'Ajuda arranged to dine with~
20 24  |           tete-a-tete/ with Maxime and d'Ajuda. The duchess, seconded
21 24  |       compromise their interlocutors.~"D'Ajuda will tell you that
22 24  |                are you married?" cried d'Ajuda.~ ~ ~"I shall be married
23 24  |              de L'Estorade, du Guenic, d'Ajuda, de Restaud, de~Rastignac,
24 24  |                Brossette.~ ~Maxime and d'Ajuda could not refrain
25 24  |               dear mother," interposed~d'Ajuda.~ ~On the portico,
26 24  |                marquis was drawing up,~d'Ajuda said to Maxime:~ ~"
27 25  |            thought to himself: "Madame d'Espard can't~endure Beatrix;
28 25  |              as~to my efforts, and ask d'Ajuda to do the same; for
29 25  |                you must know my friend~d'Esgrignon?"~ ~"Victurnien
30 25  |             much of that province from~d'Esgrignon and the Val-Noble
31 26  | Charles-Edouard, "to make the Marquise~d'Espard repent to her third
32 26  |            about it later, for there's d'Ajuda making~signs that
33 26  |                  My dear fellow," said d'Ajuda in his ear, "the duchess
34 26  |                have left Calyste. Now, d'Ajuda, shake~hands. Neither
35 26  |              handsome house in the due d'Anjou and be once more one~
36 26  |               persistency~which Madame d'Espard has displayed. That
37 26  |      self-glorification~only, a Madame d'Espard without her profound
38 Add |            Ajuda-Pinto, Marquis Miguel d'~Father Goriot~Scenes from
39 Add |              Blamont-Chauvry, Marquise d'~The Commission in Lunacy~