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 1 6|     nun of~Chelles. Madame de Faucombe, the nun, prudently took
 2 6|  prudently took the orphan to~Faucombe, a good-sized estate near
 3 6| nearest relation, Monsieur de~Faucombe, her maternal great-uncle,
 4 6|      in Nantes.~ ~Monsieur de Faucombe, an old man sixty years
 5 6|      company with Monsieur de Faucombe in his library; where she~
 6 6|      abstained from deed. Old Faucombe was enchanted with her,~
 7 6| Beethoven, and her old friend Faucombe. In 1812, when she was~twenty-one
 8 6|   twelve thousand a year~from Faucombe (which, however, she increased
 9 6|      to leave Nantes; but old Faucombe~falling ill with his last
10 7|   those children of my cousin Faucombe? I have not~seen them these