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 1 VI  | preference," pronounced Mme de Serizy.~ ~And who in Paris does
 2 VIII| between them~ ~The Comtesse de Serizy, the Marquis de Ronquerolles'
 3 VIII|   place beside the Comtesse de Serizy, who could~not help exclaiming, "
 4 VIII|     the man say?" asked Mme de Serizy.~ ~" `Do not touch the axe!' "
 5 VIII|   speculation," replied Mme de Serizy.~ ~"Is it permissible to
 6 IX  |        or to go back to Mme~de Serizy's ball? I have done all
 7 IX  |     carriage never left Mme de Serizy's courtyard; your brougham
 8 IX  |        fire in the~Comtesse de Serizy's boudoir.~ ~She was alone.
 9 IX  |         It was the Comtesse de Serizy who spoke as she~opened
10 IX  |   despair,~she spoke to Mme de Serizy, and asked as carelessly
11 IX  | Langeais did not reply. Mme de Serizy concluded from the~Duchess'
12 IX  |      by one's senses?~ ~Mme de Serizy's "preferences" had always
13 IX  |   better reception from Mme~de Serizy; he betook himself at once