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 1 2 |      only son, for Calyste,~the heir, the sole hope of the great
 2 4 |             The countess is his heir; she has married an old
 3 7 |       French school, to-day the heir of Italy,~Spain, and Flanders,
 4 12| Brittany; she will make you her heir; are you not~already her
 5 17|    daughters for lack of a male heir, she had written to~the
 6 17|       Vicomte de Grandlieu, the heir to their ducal title;~Clotilde-Frederique,
 7 19|      nurse," he said, "that the heir~presumptive of the Guenics
 8 21|     royal race could desire for heir presumptive.~ ~One evening,
 9 23|      where he was known as "The Heir" by reason~of certain premeditated
10 23|    kiosk if it rained. When the~Heir was complimented on his
11 23|      the~individual self.~ ~The Heir complimented these magnificences
12 23|        success was nothing. The Heir, who wished to be accepted
13 23|       the next day she took the Heir in her /caleche/ to the~
14 23|         Madame Schontz made the Heir the butt of her wit, her~
15 25|      the brutal~ambition of the Heir were fully on a par with
16 25|          Have you never met the Heir? Du Ronceret of Alencon."~ ~"
17 25|        effect produced~upon the Heir by the following conversation
18 25|            Josephine!" said the Heir, tenderly, passing his arm