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 1 3 |           of Zephirine du Guenic, Jacqueline de Pen-Hoel, brought up
 2 3 |    Zephirine was in the secret of Jacqueline's intention. Perhaps even~
 3 3 |    feeling of truly Breton~pride, Jacqueline de Pen-Hoel, glad of the
 4 4 |         Zephirine or Mademoiselle~Jacqueline, when either of them, or
 5 4 |        counter than Zephirine and Jacqueline were seized with~remorse;
 6 4 |           the truth. Mademoiselle Jacqueline has confidence in me.~Besides,
 7 10| Mademoiselle des~Touches, on whom Jacqueline turned her back, "even if
 8 10|        complained that her~sister Jacqueline had been in such a hurry
 9 10|       Charlotte on the back seat. Jacqueline having disappeared, she~
10 12|  Zephirine, addressing~her friend Jacqueline.~ ~"Calyste strikes me as
11 16|           Zephirine to her friend~Jacqueline; "my brother will have had