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 1 3  |     and the friendship of the Comte de~ ~Portenduere. His splendid
 2 3  |      the doughty old~admiral, Comte d'Estaing. Though his manner
 3 5  |    was called 'l'Intime,'~the Comte de Fontaine 'Grand-Jacques,'
 4 8  |     his whole fortune for the Comte de~Casteran, his son. The
 5 12 | Kergarouet, first wife of the Comte de Kergarouet, the~chevalier'
 6 23 |      Claude Vignon, the~young Comte de la Palferine, Gobenheim,
 7 24 |   cut-throats, the celebrated Comte Maxime de Trailles,~archduke
 8 25 |     whose~position toward the Comte de Trailles was that of
 9 25 |      s tool), revealed to the Comte de Trailles all~that he
10 25 |       was really awaiting the Comte de la Palferine, who, within
11 25 |       need of me,~Monsieur le comte, you will find me," he added
12 25 |       clever Charles-Edouard, Comte Rusticoli de la~Palferine.
13 26 |     furiously.~ ~"Monsieur le Comte de la Palferine was presented
14 26 |   better than I," replied the Comte de Trailles,~modestly. "
15 26 |     of rage:~ ~To Monsieur le Comte de la Palferine.~ ~My Friend,
16 26 |  valet~answered, "Monsieur le comte is away, hunting." Each
17 26 |       having made Monsieur le~Comte de Trailles a witness of
18 Add|   Cousin Pons~ ~La Palferine, Comte de~A Prince of Bohemia~ ~
19 Add|    the Department~ ~Trailles, Comte Maxime de~Cesar Birotteau~