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 1 II |         a~thousand louis d'or on Mme. de la Popeliniere after
 2 III|          for~fivepence apiece of Mme. Prevost, after the manner
 3 III|     while about his fair cousin, Mme. d'Aiglemont, not~perceiving
 4 III|       one of the balls for which Mme.~de Nucingen enjoyed a certain
 5 IV |          footman announced that 'Mme. la Baronne's~carriage stops
 6 IV |        turn off a compliment for Mme. de Restaud; she is~giving
 7 IV |        is tied more than ever~to Mme. Roguin.'~ ~" 'TIEDhe?You
 8 IV |          and the Bouffons,~where Mme. de Nucingen had a box.
 9 IV |       ignorant of money matters. Mme.~d'Aldrigger accordingly
10 V  |                               V~"Mme. d'Aldrigger was radically '
11 V  |        Raphael is to Natoire.~ ~"Mme. Desroches, the widowed
12 V  |         adult department. M. and Mme. Matifat were of the opinion
13 V  |      society consisted of M. and Mme. Cochin, Mme.~Desroches,
14 V  | consisted of M. and Mme. Cochin, Mme.~Desroches, and a young
15 V  |            You know him, Finot.)~Mme. Matifat loved the arts;
16 VI |         over the corbeille asked Mme. de Nucingen~and Rastignac
17 VI |         to meet them, as well as Mme. de~Serizy. Women of the
18 VI |         when Rastignac appeared.'Mme. de Nucingen is out of spirits;
19 VII|       the news. I positively saw Mme. de~Nucingen crying; she
20 VII|      granted the application for Mme. de~Nucingen's separation
21 VII|       per cent.~ ~"Rastignac and Mme. de Nucingen bought the