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 1 18|     no inimical~intention.~ ~"Antoine, I am not at homefor every
 2 18|     she rang the bell.~"Here, Antoine," she said, when the old
 3 26|  watch over her, although old Antoine~was always there to attend
 4 26|     Madame de Rochefide, whom Antoine~had not yet come to fetch,
 5 26| vigilance of her old footman, Antoine, defeated her.~ ~Hearing
 6 26| forward to prevent a scene.~ ~Antoine, however, as a prudent man,
 7 26|      return.~ ~"I don't know; Antoine is still below."~ ~"It was
 8 26|      see me; I am in despair. Antoine sent you~away when your
 9 26|  Beatrix was in her~bath, and Antoine begged him to wait. He,
10 26|   door, only to be refused by Antoine, who said with a studied