Chapter

 1 1|       she~shrank from the plain name of Madame Rabourdin. Monsieur
 2 1|    possessed of a fortune and a name bequeathed to him in~a certain
 3 1|         on it Rabourdin saw the name of an underling in~office
 4 1|  finances,~or it belied its own name. To the ministry of foreign
 5 1|       efface forever the~odious name of Rabourdin.~ ~These secret
 6 2|       an eyeglass,~or wrote his name on the margin,--a signature
 7 3|     casaquin," another obsolete name for a short gown~or jacket.
 8 4| director,~and now by the former name, head or chief of division,
 9 4|          or to give him his pen name, Cursy, was working just~
10 4|        when Laurent~uttered his name a dreadful presentiment
11 4|    University library under the name~of "Historical and Geographic
12 4|   hopeless. Adolphe (his~family name was Adolphe) had lately
13 4|        called "the English,"--a name given by the~government
14 4|       was, subscribed under the name of "Miss Fairfax."~ ~Handsome
15 4|         years later went by the name of~"illustration." The influence
16 4|        the relentless Bixiou to name him "the white~rabbit."
17 4|      slaves of that office. His name was Fleury. He boldly~subscribed
18 5|        What's Gorix, pray?--the name of a cat?"~ ~Colleville [
19 5|  lapidarial~abbreviation of the name of a town, my good friend;
20 5|      studied the letters of his name on the 14th of April, 1814,
21 5|      for there's 'coqu' in~your name."~ ~Bixiou [interrupting]. "
22 5|        long as it is only~in my name. Why don't you anagrammatize,
23 6|        Cafe Themis,--a~singular name."~ ~"Is justice done there?"
24 6|   Gaudron; "and I mentioned the name to the secretary of~his
25 6|    former 'chouan,'--what's his name?--La Billardiere is dead."~ ~"
26 6|         the property in~his own name, and then mortgage them
27 6| mortgages on the property in my name;~we'll go and see des Lupeaulx
28 6|        eyes were dazzled by the name of Baudoyer.~He read with
29 6|         and Gigonnet, under the name of a certain~Samanon."~ ~"
30 7|      literally gurgled with the~name of his divinity. To launch
31 7|      was~assuredly this written name, in which the first and
32 7|        now if she only had your name."~ ~"Yes, her defect is
33 8|       says is false, the proper name~for it is calumny, defamation
34 8|      lies in the~letters of his name. I may say that I knew of
35 8|         in~anagrammatizing your name as follows:" [proudly] "
36 8|      find a way to send~in your name in a batch for the peerage."~ ~"