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 1 II      |      Mlle.~Marie-Louise-Anais de Negrepelisse, the daughter of a noble
 2 II      |         France. There had been a Negrepelisse among the hostages of St.
 3 II      |        of Henri Quatre, when the Negrepelisse of~that day married an heiress
 4 II      |      Espard family. As for M. de~Negrepelisse, the younger son of a younger
 5 II      |        her attainments, Mlle. de Negrepelisse conceived an excellent~opinion
 6 II      |        self-repression, Mlle. de~Negrepelisse's bold ideas passed into
 7 II      |         in youth.~ ~As for M. de Negrepelisse, he would have given all
 8 II      |  hesitated for a moment.~ ~M. de Negrepelisse maintained sufficient of
 9 II      |          sons-in-law.~ ~To M. de Negrepelisse pondering over the eligible
10 II      |        the bluntest manner M. de Negrepelisse~pointed out the negative
11 II      |      that in no long while M. de Negrepelisse~would leave him the estates
12 II      |        be attentive to old M. de~Negrepelisse (who kept them waiting so
13 III     |      marriage~into the family of Negrepelisse, and for him this meant
14 III     |       The haughty and high-~born Negrepelisse offered the fair angel youth
15 IV      |      bound to take?~ ~"LOUISE DE NEGREPELISSE."~ ~Lucien had no suspicion
16 VII     |     smirched the reputation of a Negrepelisse. You have the choice of~
17 VII     |          My father-in-law, M. de Negrepelisse, will~wait upon you at four
18 VIII    |         all from his~cart. M. de Negrepelisse came over at three o'clock
19 VIII    |          lent the pistols. M. de Negrepelisse tried them over and over
20 VIII    |          dignified face of M. de Negrepelisse, the old provincial~noble,
21 VIII    |         Well," cried the haughty Negrepelisse, "and what has your sister'
22 Addendum|  Chatelet, Marie-Louise-Anais de Negrepelisse, Baronne du~A Distinguished
23 Addendum| Pierrette~The Member for Arcis~ ~Negrepelisse, De~The Commission in Lunacy~