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 1 Note|      history, and the transition period of the~/vieille roche/ as
 2 1   |       the style of the Louis XV. period,~and is ornamented with
 3 2   |       May, in the year 1836, the period when this~scene opens, the
 4 2   |        hundred; therefore, at no period had~the chief of the house
 5 2   |          war in La Vendee to~the period of her brother's return,
 6 6   |   society made obeisance at that period. She had, not unnaturally,~
 7 6   |      coincides with the mournful~period of old age. In Mademoiselle
 8 6   |         the~masterpieces of that period. This book, of a dangerous
 9 6   |     secret vexation.~ ~Until the period when this history begins,
10 6   |       Camille Maupin. But at the period of which we are now writing
11 7   | treasures. Her bedroom is of the period of~Louis XV. and strictly
12 14  |        fountain of his life at a period when neither thoughts nor
13 17  |          to themselves that this period of~uncertain duration is
14 18  |    Sabine had~nearly reached the period when the duty of nursing
15 20  |    invented by her rival.~ ~This period lasted some months; which
16 22  |     memory.~ ~It was during this period that Madame Schontz made
17 22  |         he found himself at this period of his life, either from~