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 1 III |      thing known in France as the Faubourg Saint-Germain is~neither
 2 III |          in the Place Royale, the Faubourg Saint-Honore, and the Chaussee~
 3 III |    breathe the same atmosphere~of Faubourg Saint-Germain. So, to begin
 4 III |          to begin with, the whole Faubourg~is not within the Faubourg.
 5 III |        Faubourg~is not within the Faubourg. There are men and women
 6 III |        word,~the tradition of the Faubourg Saint-Germain, has been
 7 III |          to~breathe freely in the Faubourg Saint-Germain, where palaces
 8 III |    striking characteristic of the~Faubourg is the splendour of its
 9 III |           that power is lost. The~Faubourg Saint-Germain failed to
10 III |       brought low for a time. The~Faubourg should have looked the facts
11 IV  |  characters here and there in the~Faubourg, but they are marked exceptions
12 IV  |          man who wields it?~ ~The Faubourg Saint-Germain took to playing
13 IV  |          French. The scion of the Faubourg~Saint-Germain, beholding
14 IV  |        belief; for ever since the~Faubourg Saint-Germain existed at
15 IV  |          the royal residence--the Faubourg,~with some few gaps in continuity,
16 IV  |        that time the party of the Faubourg Saint-Germain was rather~
17 IV  |      place, like a great man, the~Faubourg Saint-Germain showed itself
18 IV  |          noblesse was doomed. The~Faubourg Saint-Germain tried to be
19 IV  |     notably the case in 1820. The Faubourg Saint-Germain might very~
20 IV  |    lurking in the entrails of the Faubourg; and if that genius was~
21 IV  |          growing young again, the Faubourg~Saint-Germain grew positively
22 IV  |          glory for a nation. ~The Faubourg scoffed at a minister if
23 IV  |         Stock Exchange. Again the Faubourg~might have absorbed the
24 IV  |           pent up together in the Faubourg Saint-Germain, where the~
25 IV  |            but cooped up in~their Faubourg, with their backs against
26 IV  |           to a dying man; and the Faubourg Saint-Germain may wax~more
27 IV  | discordant state of things~in the Faubourg Saint-Germain. It was neither
28 IV  |  existence. What~was there in the Faubourg that it should perish in
29 IV  |         choice of candidates; the~Faubourg had good taste, it was scornfully
30 IV  |         ephemeral life led by the Faubourg~Saint-Germain under the
31 IV  |       marriage. The Court~and the Faubourg roused itself from its listlessness
32 IV  |          the~highest level of the Faubourg Saint-Germain; but they
33 VI  |         in our friendships in the~Faubourg."~ ~The gracious, half-murmured
34 VI  |          conventions of the noble Faubourg,~the majesty of a sick headache,
35 VI  |           after the manner of the Faubourg~Saint-Germain; he was taking
36 VIII|         but for~the credit of the Faubourg Saint-Germain it is necessary
37 VIII|           in the direction of the~Faubourg Saint-Germain. He had made
38 VIII|       with, that the women of our Faubourg, like any~other women, love
39 IX  |           all the coteries in the Faubourg Saint-Germain; it reached
40 IX  |            While the Chateau, the Faubourg, and the Chaussee d'Antin
41 IX  |         salon set the~tone of the Faubourg Saint-Germain. The words