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 1 3 |       she replied.~ ~Monsieur Grimont, a man of fifty, of middle
 2 3 |   enemies.~Observing Monsieur Grimont as he marched through Guerande,
 3 3 |     age. The~rector, Monsieur Grimont, was certainly in her confidence;
 4 3 |     portrait of her, the Abbe~Grimont has just indiscreetly revealed
 5 5 |        he began what the Abbe Grimont called his~philosophy, he
 6 5 |      your voice."~ ~"Monsieur Grimont has heard some very grave
 7 6 |     of doing; but to the Abbe Grimont~this monstrous creature,
 8 6 |  reached the ears of the Abbe Grimont and~alarmed him; such a
 9 11|     charming to him.~The Abbe Grimont endeavored to make out what
10 16| assiduity with which the Abbe Grimont called every morning at
11 17| assembled company.~ ~The Abbe Grimont, to whom the honor of the
12 17|     we were taken by the Abbe Grimont, a friend of the du~Guenic
13 18| Chevalier du Halga. "The Abbe Grimont~told me she had given a