Chapter

 1 2|   Madame Firmiani, one of the charming~women of the faubourg Saint-Germain
 2 4|     black as~jet, fine teeth, charming hands, and wearing a moustache
 3 4|      one of those capable and~charming Parisian women who know
 4 4| Billardiere thought himself a charming fellow~and possessed all
 5 5|           Madame Rabourdin is charming," said the minister's wife,
 6 6|  Rabourdin enough, any~how; a charming woman."~ ~Fleury. "Pooh!
 7 6|      All the more because the charming Madame Colleville won't~
 8 7|     bid me do?" he said, with charming grace, holding out~his hand.~ ~
 9 7|       t you think the evasion~charming?"]~ ~"But you must be my
10 7|   Tuesday, she left home in a charming full mourning~attire. Her
11 7|     wind of success, and very charming; while his Excellency,~usually
12 7|     his Excellency?"~ ~"He is charming. We must know these poor
13 7|      as she was gone, "What a charming~woman!" and the minister