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 1 8 |             There are some men, like Nathan, of whom I have~already
 2 8 |              the feuilletonist,~like Nathan the dramatic author, like
 3 18| distinguished men, Canalis and Raoul Nathan, a statesman and a man of~
 4 18|             alone together.~ ~"Come, Nathan," said Canalis, "Madame
 5 21|             seek to make Canalis and Nathan say of /me/ in verse and
 6 22|           night at a supper given by Nathan to Florine, after recounting
 7 24|             know it from Canalis and~Nathan, between whom she was hesitating
 8 25|              Lora, La Palferine, and~Nathan. The latter was asked by
 9 25|             Vignon's literary~power, Nathan's poetic gift, La Palferine'
10 25|             and jest.~ ~"Well, then, Nathan, who is here to-night, will
11 25|          Aurelie to place you beside~Nathan at dinner. One thing more,
12 25|         which ought to be ephemeral. Nathan, very certain that the count
13 25|     delighted to come here," replied Nathan,~"because, as I happen to
14 25|              superintend this~debut. Nathan was a good comrade, and
15 25|           first to withdraw;~he left Nathan and the marquise together,
16 25|              not know she~possessed. Nathan hinted that La Palferine'
17 25|              the devil was pulled~by Nathan with extreme cleverness.
18 26|      presented to me ten days ago by~Nathan," she replied; "but you,