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 1 Note| though~applied by some to the famous Mademoiselle Georges, is
 2 Note|  Balzac's remarkable and most famous~pictures in the "Comedy
 3 1   |    illustrious town where the famous treaty was signed in 1365,
 4 6   |      of the Regent, even more famous to-day~for his writings
 5 6   |    can count, at most, twenty~famous women. Therefore, although
 6 8   |    bourgeoisie.~She heard the famous words of Monsieur Laine: '
 7 8   |      the~ballet, and what the famous Garat was; at any rate he
 8 12  |      the 'Belle-Poule' was so famous~that women wore head-dresses '/
 9 15  | marquise to the heart, in the famous words of Mazarin's niece
10 15  |      viewed as execution, the famous "/Pria che spunti~l'aurora/,"
11 18  |       last we~went to see the famous bush were Beatrix was caught
12 19  |      a few moments before the famous /accoucheur/,~Dommanget,
13 22  |     had come there to see the famous /galop/. Her cleverness
14 22  |     when low, just before the famous treaty of London which~overturned