Chapter

 1 3  |       their confessor, the Abbe Gaudron, in~company with a few neighbors
 2 3  |        was~like" (with the Abbe Gaudron's permission, be it understood),
 3 3  |        never read~what the Abbe Gaudron, vicar of Saint-Paul's and
 4 3  |   society than that of the~Abbe Gaudron, a priest from Auvergne
 5 3  |     which were invited the Abbe Gaudron,~Falleix, Rabourdin, Monsieur
 6 3  |       Baudoyer; "leave Monsieur~Gaudron to speak to the Dauphine
 7 4  |   Gigonnet, Baudoyer, Saillard, Gaudron, Falleix, Transon, Godard
 8 6  |   Saillard, Elisabeth,~Monsieur Gaudron and the curate of Saint-Paul'
 9 6  |       honor him," said Monsieur Gaudron,~preparing, with the curate,
10 6  |      vicar," said the curate to Gaudron; "you know I~am engaged
11 6  |        make him notice~Monsieur Gaudron, before whom he ought to
12 6  |  remarked Elisabeth~to Monsieur Gaudron, as she helped him to soup.~ ~"
13 6  | thousand francs," said the Abbe Gaudron; "but as~the payment was
14 6  |          too!"~ ~"Dear Monsieur Gaudron," said Madame Baudoyer, "
15 6  |      that woman," said Monsieur Gaudron to~Baudoyer when Elisabeth
16 6  |       newspaper he~takes," said Gaudron; "and I mentioned the name
17 6  |    house of God," said the Abbe Gaudron.~ ~"We might have got salvation
18 6  |         you would deign,'" said Gaudron; "add the word 'deign,'
19 6  |       extreme piety,'" prompted Gaudron.~ ~"Write it down, Baudoyer,"
20 6  |       After looking at Monsieur Gaudron, who was reflecting, he~
21 6  |        in his~behalf,'" resumed Gaudron. "'And in saying a word
22 6  |    protected.'"~ ~"Ah! Monsieur Gaudron, that sentence is worth
23 6  |         lucky you are, Monsieur~Gaudron, to know so much. That's
24 7  |        was~present but the Abbe Gaudron. Falleix, half-dead with
25 7  |         guard his altars," said Gaudron.~ ~Thus the Te Deum was
26 8  |       Saint-Paul's and the Abbe Gaudron,~they would have been withdrawn
27 Add| Honorine~The Member for Arcis~ ~Gaudron, Abbe~Honorine~A Start in