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 1 IV |              Madame de Senonches (Zephirine) was a tall, fine-looking
 2 IV | diplomatic~prospects to live near Zephirine (also known as Zizine) in
 3 IV |      digestion, his night's rest. Zephirine had succeeded in making
 4 V  |           Poor dearie," whispered Zephirine, "take a glass of eau sucree."~ ~"
 5 V  |          as they partook of ices, Zephirine despatched~Francis to examine
 6 V  |        Nais her~reputation," said Zephirine; "but after receiving Amelie'
 7 V  |      clear, it seems to~me," said Zephirine.~ ~"And the archangel's
 8 V  |          Empty words, after all," Zephirine remarked to Francis, "and
 9 V  |             muttered Senonches.~ ~Zephirine turned to speak to the Marquise
10 V  |         Francis.~ ~The was beyond Zephirine's comprehension; she thought
11 VII|       other than Mesdames Amelie,~Zephirine, Fifine, and Lolotte, all
12 VII|          with levity that brought~Zephirine's disapproving glance down