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 1 III     |        the~world. He was made a Baron, however, and went to Cassel
 2 III     |    ladies of~Angouleme.~ ~M. le Baron Sixte du Chatelet informed
 3 III     |         for it.~ ~So the adroit Baron was admitted to the circle
 4 III     |        the school had~shown the Baron some admirable verses. The
 5 III     |      done nothing finer. Sixte, Baron du~Chatelet, thought in
 6 IV      | announced "M. du~Chatelet." The Baron came in, very much at ease,
 7 IV      |         imagined hostility. The Baron seemed to bring all the~
 8 IV      |          inquired the~vivacious Baron, adjusting the side curl
 9 IV      |    brought their neighbors, the Baron and Baroness de Rastignac~
10 IV      |     patent plow, was giving the Baron the benefit of the description.~
11 V       |       Nothing easier," said the Baron.~ ~The Princess' private
12 V       |        verses for them, and the Baron received a~languishing smile
13 V       |      success.~ ~"Decidedly, the Baron is a very clever man," she
14 V       |       we~left school," said the Baron with a bored expression--
15 Addendum|         Life~ ~Chatelet, Sixte, Baron du~A Distinguished Provincial
16 Addendum|      Eve and David~ ~Rastignac, Baron and Baronne de (Eugene's