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 1 6 |    Camille Maupin, one of the few celebrated women of the nineteenth~
 2 6 |            long before she~became celebrated, a glance might have told
 3 6 |          country of all Art. This celebrated man, who is nameless, may
 4 6 |         she might~never have been celebrated. Napoleon called misfortune
 5 9 |        pressed it.~ ~"This is the celebrated man of whom we have talked
 6 10|           the offer came from the celebrated~Camille Maupin, and that
 7 10|        heard from the lips of the celebrated Camille Maupin~/herself/.
 8 11|         nought but God," said the celebrated woman. "God~is the Unknown.
 9 13| Frenchwomen, which constitute the celebrated coquetry of which she was~
10 14|           first work of Camille's celebrated rival, in which is the captivating~
11 17|         of the conversion of this~celebrated woman was attributed, became,
12 17|       faubourg Saint-Germain, was~celebrated at seven in the morning
13 18|        had been carried on by the~celebrated architect Grindot, under
14 22|           certain~Madame Schontz, celebrated in the world of Fanny Beaupre,
15 24|        political cut-throats, the celebrated Comte Maxime de Trailles,~
16 25|          the collaboration~of the celebrated author, which was admirable.