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 1 8 |          offer to~write a French opera; he does not find in Italy
 2 8 |        put his new~work, a grand opera, into rehearsal at once.
 3 8 |         success of our Gennaro's opera. You will see that I~am
 4 12|         the first to come to the opera in that head-dress, and~
 5 15|            replied Camille. "His opera, on the~success of which
 6 15| Mademoiselle Falcon of the Grand Opera. I think of marrying~her;
 7 17|        for all the world~like an opera chorus. The old men talked
 8 19|          shared their box at the Opera by equal payments.~The two
 9 19|         together and went to the Opera without Calyste."~ ~"Ursula,
10 20|     suddenly; "I shall go to the Opera."~ ~She dressed superbly;
11 20|           with humility. But the opera chanced to be "Otello."
12 20|         She refused to go to the Opera as she intended, and chose
13 22|         the frantic moment of an opera~/galop/, "When one thinks
14 22|        one-third of a box at the Opera for her; next he~took her
15 25|         to go without~her to the Opera, for she herself was going
16 26|        the third of a box at the Opera, obscurely situated~on the
17 26|        public humiliation at the Opera, Beatrix had never ceased
18 26|         she was subjected at the Opera. On~coming away, the marquise,