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 1 2 |         forever bound to~protect the Guenics.~ ~The Baron du Guenic had
 2 2 |             the great name of the du Guenics.~ ~The old Vendean, the
 3 3 |           feudal supremacy of the du Guenics. In their~salon he was as
 4 3 |              chapel belonging to the Guenics, where their mailed hand
 5 3 |            Breton grandeur of the du Guenics, had formed, ever since~
 6 3 |       actually possessed, and the du Guenics would never have allowed~
 7 3 |          friend Zephirine and the du Guenics, always showed herself honored~
 8 3 |       readily understood that the du Guenics were at the~head of the
 9 4 |         treat the /mouche/ at the du Guenics. The girl was ordered to
10 5 |         small present fortune of the Guenics, might enable her to find
11 5 |          coming generation of the du Guenics, by enduring privations,
12 10|               Since when have the du Guenics taken to telling lies?"
13 10|              were lacking, by the du Guenics. Mademoiselle~Zephirine
14 10|             of whist; neither the du Guenics, nor the~abbe, nor the Chevalier
15 12| extraordinary is happening at the du Guenics."~ ~"Calyste is madly in
16 12|             I for the race of the du Guenics in these days, Beatrix?~
17 16|             She has destroyed the du Guenics!"~ ~"She may perhaps restore
18 17|        fallen standard of the old du~Guenics; show to this century of
19 17|              cries of~"Long live the Guenics!" till I was deafened; after
20 17|            resemblance~to the former Guenics whom they had known in their
21 19|            very intimate with the du Guenics, so~intimate that they shared
22 19|              heir~presumptive of the Guenics is dearer to me than ever,
23 26|         journey to Italy with the~du Guenics, and the sooner the better."~ ~