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 1 6  |  mediocrity of the society of a provincial town wearied her so~excessively,
 2 6  | acquired from her experience of provincial life, an~understanding of
 3 8  |        him from me. The act was provincial, I~allow, but it was all
 4 10 |       curt, decided manner of a~provincial girl, who did not want to
 5 10 |    might stand as the type of a~provincial woman. Tall, hard, withered,
 6 10 |        laughing heartily at the~provincial mother and daughter, judging
 7 13 |  attempting~on him those little provincial witcheries which degenerate
 8 13 |     paid any heed to this~truly provincial satire against Paris.~ ~"
 9 15 |         die, and~there are some provincial women obtuse or silly or
10 21 |   coldness I have not,~like any provincial actress. I am intoxicated
11 23 |      Couture presented to her a provincial, supplied with the two~handles
12 23 |        called it his /den/. The~provincial took care not to say that
13 25 |       finest chief-justice of a provincial court. Now don't be~uneasy!
14 Add|      Two Brides~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Modeste Mignon~
15 Add|       in Lunacy~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Scenes from a Courtesan'
16 Add|        Theodore~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~Scenes from a Courtesan'
17 Add|    Country Town~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Bachelor's Establishment~
18 Add|   Father Goriot~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Daughter of Eve~ ~
19 Add|       Illusions~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Start in Life~
20 Add|         Etienne~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Bachelor's Establishment~
21 Add|       Illusions~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Bachelor's Establishment~
22 Add|          Claude~A Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Daughter of Eve~