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 1 4 | masquerader, a theatre woman, an author whose business it is to
 2 6 |      Touches became a~man and an author, and why, more fortunate
 3 6 |  moreover, nothing~of the female author about her. Mademoiselle
 4 7 |   criticism~is on him; he has no author to pluck, no system to undermine,
 5 8 |         like Nathan the dramatic author, like Blondet, another journalist,
 6 11|       read us like that~dreadful author."~ ~"Your letter told me
 7 11|          when she was alone, the author, the constructor of dramas,
 8 13|          despotisms. I am not an author; it~is impossible for me
 9 15|          your~infernal talent as author. Well, your revenge is complete,
10 16|        cried old Zephirine, "the author of all our misery! she who
11 25|  collaboration~of the celebrated author, which was admirable. Seeing