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 1 5  |   Fontaine 'Grand-Jacques,' the Marquis de Montauran the~'Gars.'
 2 8  |  Marquise de Rochefide. The old marquis (whose~family is not as
 3 8  |        youngest daughter of the~Marquis de Casteran, who wished
 4 9  |        Coquetries!" replied the marquis, taking off her gloves,
 5 22 |   sister, the first wife~of the Marquis d'Ajuda-Pinto, who left
 6 22 |       often humiliated him, the marquis was not blamed by any~one
 7 22 |        come within its rule.[*] Marquis in the~forties, sexagenary
 8 22 |         about the time when the marquis was awaiting her, and~hiding,
 9 22 |        are a lucky man, my dear marquis," cried old Prince Galathionne~
10 22 |      dint of being prodded, the marquis was brought to see the~hollowness
11 22 |        Many rich men envied the marquis and endeavored to entice
12 22 |         but one doesn't leave a marquis with a kind heart~like that
13 24 | Duchesse de~Grandlieu asked the Marquis d'Ajuda to bring her that
14 24 |        duchess, seconded by~the marquis, communicated her project
15 24 |          casting on her and the~marquis one of those shrewd, penetrating,
16 24 |       while the carriage of the marquis was drawing up,~d'Ajuda
17 25 |     thought of it," replied the marquis; "but a man should be a~
18 25 |       wife!" exclaimed the poor marquis.~ ~"Don't I know why you
19 25 |     came to see you?" asked the marquis, good-humoredly, seeing
20 26 |      was gone.~ ~"Well, my dear marquis?" said Maxime.~ ~"Ah, my
21 Add|    Human Comedy.~ ~Ajuda-Pinto, Marquis Miguel d'~Father Goriot~
22 Add|     Study of Woman~ ~Rochefide, Marquis Arthur de~Cousin Betty~ ~