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 1 2 |       only sister, Mademoiselle Zephirine du Guenic. After the~death
 2 2 |      the~baroness. Mademoiselle Zephirine, being deprived of sight,
 3 2 |     letters~white. Mademoiselle Zephirine, to whom the dark hour now
 4 2 | compelled to be.~ ~Mademoiselle Zephirine was therefore agreeably
 5 2 |        own~in fact,Mademoiselle Zephirine insisted on looking after
 6 3 |         Instead of Mademoiselle Zephirine's wadded hood, she wore
 7 3 |         with her.~ ~A friend of Zephirine du Guenic, Jacqueline de
 8 3 |         its meannesses. Perhaps~Zephirine was in the secret of Jacqueline'
 9 3 |      accorded to her~old friend Zephirine and the du Guenics, always
10 4 |    after big game. Mademoiselle Zephirine, who went shares in the~
11 4 |        counters to Mademoiselle Zephirine or Mademoiselle~Jacqueline,
12 4 |        the~missing counter than Zephirine and Jacqueline were seized
13 4 |       ribs?" asked Mademoiselle Zephirine.~ ~"Without stopping on
14 4 |         he likes, sister," said Zephirine; "as long as I am~above
15 4 |        monstrosities,"~remarked Zephirine, taking out her knitting-needle
16 4 |         with which Mademoiselle Zephirine engulfed her gains in those~
17 8 |         exclamation of joy, and Zephirine whistled for Mariotte.~ ~"
18 10|         you now?" said his Aunt Zephirine.~ ~"Let the boy amuse himself,
19 10|         to arrive to-day?" said~Zephirine, turning to her sister-in-law.~ ~"
20 10|        du Guenics. Mademoiselle~Zephirine had ordered the best wine
21 11|         excited the cupidity of Zephirine~that she regretted not being
22 12|        the chevalier?" said old Zephirine, addressing~her friend Jacqueline.~ ~"
23 16|         t say a word," said old Zephirine, "and there's no~making
24 16|  breakfast to-morrow," said old Zephirine to her friend~Jacqueline; "
25 16|      longer left the room where~Zephirine sat knitting in the chimney-corner
26 16|    Calyste."~ ~"She!" cried old Zephirine, "the author of all our
27 16|         hundred /louis!/" cried Zephirine; "will that save him?"~ ~
28 16|         Thirty-seven," answered Zephirine, continuing to count.~ ~"
29 16|        and four /louis/," cried Zephirine.~"Is that enough?"~ ~"What
30 16|            But the baroness and Zephirine soon saw that, in spite
31 16|      household~in charge of old Zephirine.~ ~ ~
32 17|         describe to~you my Aunt Zephirine, Mademoiselle de Pen-Hoel,
33 17|       1839, to the great joy of Zephirine du Guenic. Beatrix lives
34 18|      Les Touches!"cried my aunt~Zephirine, shaking her head.~ ~"He
35 19|          and my mother and aunt Zephirine have~contributed."~ ~Sabine
36 19|        by~which you and my aunt Zephirine and Calyste wish to reward
37 20|         dear Daughter,Your aunt Zephirine and I are lost in~conjectures