Chapter

 1 II  |       understand neither. Dear Antoinette, make my excuses to~her."~ ~
 2 III |        General broke in, "But, Antoinette, let me see you, you whom~
 3 III |        you."~ ~"Do not call me Antoinette, I implore you. Memories
 4 III |      do not think twice of it, Antoinette; the Holy~Father himself
 5 III |           What can I say? Dear Antoinette, I will say this, that I
 6 III |        now, today, I love you, Antoinette, with all my~soul's strength...
 7 III |    together here on earth."~ ~"Antoinette, will you come with me?"~ ~"
 8 IV  |       a tabouret at Court. So, Antoinette de Navarreins, at the~age
 9 IV  |        family policy; and Mlle~Antoinette, a beautiful and portionless
10 VII |      fro in the~boudoir. "Dear Antoinette, I wield a more absolute
11 VII |   answer you. I can trust you, Antoinette; I shall have no~suspicion,
12 VII |       of her~words.~ ~"My dear Antoinette, thank you for giving love
13 VII |    Langeais; I am with~my dear Antoinette."~ ~"Will you do me the
14 VII |       was a woman once more.--"Antoinette," he went on, laying~his
15 VII |        allowed~him to call her Antoinette. So he made up his mind
16 VIII|       of the position.~ ~"Dear Antoinette," he cried. "Yes, you are
17 VIII|       I have not a doubt left. Antoinette,~doubt in love is a kind
18 VIII|      duchess nor a Navarreins; Antoinette, in her disguises, had~gone
19 VIII|      shut upon you. The tender~Antoinette would dismiss everything
20 VIII|       to him.~ ~"Forgive, dear Antoinette; but a host of horrid doubts
21 VIII|       yesterday, be mine, dear Antoinette,"~he cried; "you shall"~ ~"
22 VIII|     not help exclaiming, "Dear Antoinette! what is the matter with~
23 IX  |        Madame, it is too late! Antoinette cannot save the Duchesse
24 IX  |        coiffure.~ ~"Well, dear Antoinette, we have been looking for
25 IX  | littlenesses. What do you say, Antoinette?"~ ~Woman of the world though
26 IX  |    impatience grew~unbearable, Antoinette found reasons for his delay.
27 IX  |     you came in to speak about Antoinette. But yesterday she~was very
28 IX  |         in that set."~ ~"Well, Antoinette does not find time heavy
29 IX  |    fashion. Between~ourselves, Antoinette might have made a better
30 IX  |        Montriveau."~ ~"My dear Antoinette, you were at home all the
31 X   |        and~leave me alone with Antoinette. Ail three of you come and
32 X   |       world for your sake. ~ ~"ANTOINETTE."~ ~ ~"Dear Vidame," said
33 X   |        and his wife was free. ~Antoinette de Navarreins was living,
34 X   |     cabin, was left alone with Antoinette de~Navarreins. For some