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 1 I   |     brother Honore.~The Comte de Fontaine, head of one of the oldest
 2 I   |  revolution burst on Monsieur de Fontaine he was~encumbered with a
 3 I   |         scene cooled Monsieur de Fontaine's ardor all the more~effectually
 4 I   |       his defenders.~Monsieur de Fontaine, like one of those generous
 5 I   |          of royalty, Monsieur de Fontaine was so happy as to be~employed
 6 I   |          he recalled~Monsieur de Fontaine's witticism at the Tuileries.
 7 I   |      success stamped Monsieur de~Fontaine on the King's memory as
 8 I   |   addressed him thus: "My friend~Fontaine, I shall take care never
 9 I   |      rescript giving Monsieur de~Fontaine an appointment as administrator
10 I   |           Thanks to the Comte de Fontaine's good sense, wit, and tact,
11 I   |     abbeys. Monsieur le Comte de~Fontaine, who till lately boasted
12 I   |        appointments, Monsieur de Fontaine was the head of too large
13 I   |         of another Demoiselle de Fontaine, for whom he found a~husband
14 I   |        of Mademoiselle Emilie de Fontaine, the King replied~in his
15 I   |           he treated his "friend Fontaine" to a quatrain,~harmless
16 I   |     intercourse with Monsieur de Fontaine showed less~amenity. Kings
17 I   |     youngest children, Emilie de Fontaine was a Benjamin spoilt by
18 II  |        age of nineteen Emilie de Fontaine had not yet been~pleased
19 II  |     observing eye of Monsieur de~Fontaine, who more than once, when
20 II  |        rubbed down; the Comte de~Fontaine's new political conscience
21 II  |      storms. Perhaps Monsieur de Fontaine hoped that one of the sudden~
22 II  |          family. The Comtesse de Fontaine~remained faithful to the
23 II  |         same~pillow. Monsieur de Fontaine calmly pointed out to his
24 II  |          to add to the estate of Fontaine, and re-establish the~old
25 II  |        for~Lieutenant-General de Fontaine married Mademoiselle Mongenod,
26 II  |          name. The~Vicomtesse de Fontaine amused herself by eclipsing
27 II  |        avowed by Mademoiselle de~Fontaine roused her to wrath that
28 II  |          whose favor Monsieur~de Fontaine still hoped to regain, was
29 II  |     favors to come, the Comte de Fontaine made every effort to collect~
30 II  |       Tall and slight, Emilie de Fontaine could assume a~dignified
31 II  |   imperial throne.~ ~Monsieur de Fontaine discovered too late how
32 II  |          father, and Monsieur de Fontaine often tried to explain to
33 II  |      that~Mademoiselle Emilie de Fontaine, in her slender wisdom,
34 III |       condition. Mademoiselle de Fontaine had an ideal~standard which
35 III |         during which Monsieur de Fontaine had~on several occasions
36 III |         child," said Monsieur de Fontaine, gravely, "I sent for you~
37 III |         from my family Madame de Fontaine could not be~left at anybody'
38 III |       are mad!" said Monsieur de Fontaine, rising.~ ~But he suddenly
39 III |          touched Mademoiselle de Fontaine; but she~concealed her emotion,
40 IV  |       year," said the Baronne de Fontaine.~"Monsieur de Marsay, for
41 IV  |        children," said Madame de Fontaine, to soften this saucy~retort, "
42 IV  |    myself," said Mademoiselle de Fontaine very~distinctly.~ ~At this
43 IV  |        of~Monsieur and Madame de Fontaine.~ ~"I have made my daughter
44 IV  |         gazed at Mademoiselle de Fontaine with mingled~curiosity and
45 IV  |       incognito?~Mademoiselle de Fontaine amused herself with imagining
46 IV  |        evenings. Mademoiselle de~Fontaine was quite surprised to find
47 IV  | resembling this, Mademoiselle de~Fontaine discovered in a young man
48 IV  |         a glance Mademoiselle de Fontaine~observed that his linen
49 IV  |       succeeded. Mademoiselle de Fontaine then followed the~direction
50 IV  |   gaining color. Mademoiselle de Fontaine went nearer, to be able
51 V   |        Very soon Mademoiselle de Fontaine, seeing them rise and walk~
52 V   |          her," said the~Baron de Fontaine; "but a young girl!--No!"~ ~
53 V   |         Next day Mademoiselle de Fontaine expressed a wish to take
54 V   |        time when Mademoiselle de Fontaine was on the point of giving
55 V   |     intensity of Mademoiselle de Fontaine's~secret sentiment, and
56 V   |          My nephew, the Comte de Fontaine, is a man~it is essential
57 VI  |         to study~Mademoiselle de Fontaine's countenance as to judge
58 VI  |  Polytechnique," Mademoiselle de Fontaine~kindly put in; her face
59 VI  |          door.~ ~Mademoiselle de Fontaine, who had been in the secret
60 VI  |      discovered, Mademoiselle de Fontaine sat~for some time in silence.
61 VI  |    especially to Mademoiselle de~Fontaine's, were unexpected modesty
62 VI  |          man and Mademoiselle de Fontaine walked, tete-a-~tete, in
63 VI  |         her life Mademoiselle de Fontaine felt~pleasure in a young
64 VI  |       charm~that Mademoiselle de Fontaine was almost envious, and
65 VI  |      moment when Mademoiselle de Fontaine seemed~sorry for an ill-judged
66 VI  |        it filled Mademoiselle de Fontaine~with the deepest joy; for,
67 VII |      alarmed Monsieur and Madame Fontaine. The old Vendeen had~ceased
68 VII |        day was the last that the Fontaine family were to spend~at
69 VII |     augmented in~Mademoiselle de Fontaine by the monstrous vanity
70 VII |          seizing Mademoiselle de Fontaine's hand and drawing it~through
71 VII |         silence, Mademoiselle de~Fontaine spoke. "Monsieur, I have
72 VII |         company. Mademoiselle de Fontaine had never found her lover~
73 VII |        impressed~Mademoiselle de Fontaine with the respect without
74 VII |        Well, uncle," Monsieur de Fontaine went on, "how could you
75 VII |         No. 5," said Monsieur de Fontaine, trying to recall~among
76 VII |           but," said Monsieur de Fontaine, shaking his head from side
77 VII |     early frost, Mademoiselle de Fontaine, wrapped~in a new style
78 VII |          the shop the Baronne de Fontaine pulled Emilie by the sleeve,
79 VII |         bowed to Mademoiselle de~Fontaine, and came forward, looking
80 VII |          replied Mademoiselle de Fontaine, looking at him with a bold~
81 VII |      everything? Mademoiselle de~Fontaine, a prey to the most violent
82 VIII|         at which Mademoiselle de Fontaine appeared was at the~Neapolitan
83 VIII|   compensation." Mademoiselle de Fontaine courtesied. "I was very
84 VIII|  property."~ ~If Mademoiselle de Fontaine had the benefit of these
85 VIII|        looked at Mademoiselle de Fontaine with a~surprise that was
86 VIII|          lovers,~Mademoiselle de Fontaine found herself at a table
87 VIII|        her stung Mademoiselle de Fontaine all the more~because she
88 VIII|          leaving Mademoiselle de~Fontaine a prey to the most vehement
89 VIII|          of muslin. The~Comte de Fontaine was obliged to use his influence
90 VIII|          of Vicomte. Monsieur de Fontaine~also obtained a peerage,
91 VIII|      marriage of~Mademoiselle de Fontaine to the Comte de Kergarouet.
92 Add |          Letters of Two Brides~ ~Fontaine, Comte de~ The Chouans~
93 Add |   Marquise Charles de (Emilie de Fontaine)~ Cesar Birotteau~ Ursule