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 1 10|     you to have /that/ for a mother-in-law, and~the little one for
 2 17|   each other like~lovers. My mother-in-law, enchanted to see us so
 3 17|  preserved~under glass.~ ~My mother-in-law has solemnly installed us
 4 18|   you," said my divine, dear mother-in-law.~ ~"If Calyste had never
 5 18|     happened there?" said my mother-in-law, slyly.~ ~"It is a place
 6 18|    to Les Touches?" asked my mother-in-law.~"It is worth seeing."~ ~"
 7 18| various pretexts. At last my~mother-in-law said to me: "I understand
 8 18|      in-law Clotilde and his mother-in-law the duchess guide him in
 9 18|    all the /habitues/ of~his mother-in-law's salon; and he fully understood
10 19| ashamed of it."~ ~Seeing his mother-in-law, a pious duchess, the young