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 1 I  |       end in view~to boot? The Duc d'Angouleme was still in
 2 III|      crowded~streets. When the Duc d'Uzes built his splendid
 3 III|     built by Louis XIV for the~Duc de Maine--the Benjamin among
 4 III| nobleman's name; or that M. le Duc de Fitz-James,~descendant
 5 IV |       been many~dukes like the Duc de Laval, whose modesty
 6 IV |        been spent to marry the Duc de Langeais's eldest~son.
 7 IV |     Republic.~ ~In 1818, M. le Duc de Langeais commanded a
 8 IV |    regard for~appearances. The Duc de Langeais, by nature as
 9 IV |        the rejoicings over the Duc de Berri's marriage. The
10 IX |      at home to her~father the Duc de Navarreins, her aunt
11 IX |       her husband's uncle, the Duc de Grandlieu. ~These persons
12 IX |        clock, therefore, M. le Duc de Navarreins, the Vidame~
13 IX |       Blamont-Chauvry, and the Duc de~Grandlieu were assembled
14 IX |       head like a snake.~ ~The Duc de Navarreins was pacing
15 IX |     and down the room with the~Duc de Grandlieu. Both were
16 IX |    many did he eat?" asked the Duc de Grandlieu.~ ~"Ten dozen
17 IX |       de Montriveau," said the Duc de Navarreins.~ ~"Bah!"
18 IX |        la Duchesse," began the Duc de Grandlieu, "if it were
19 X  |       the stage," remarked the Duc de~Grandlieu, "but it all
20 X  |       him in the wrong."~ ~The Duc de Navarreins roused himself
21 X  |        the Elysee-Bourbon, the Duc de Navarreins, M. de~Pamiers,
22 X  |       M. de Grandlieu, and the Duc de~Maufrigneuse triumphantly
23 X  |    years. Only in 1829 did the Duc de~Navarreins hear by chance
24 X  |       the story.~ ~In 1823 the Duc de Langeais was dead, and