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 1 II  |            found a wife in~a young lady whose father, twice or thrice
 2 IV  |           want," replied the young lady.~ ~"My sister wants a fine
 3 IV  |         pick up. The haughty young lady suddenly~found a flower
 4 IV  |          able to~examine the young lady at the moment when she returned
 5 V   |          to look at her. The young lady did the same. Was it~from
 6 V   |          girl can be a relation of~Lady Dudley's?"~ ~"Lady Dudley
 7 V   |     relation of~Lady Dudley's?"~ ~"Lady Dudley may have some male
 8 V   |       environs of the hamlet~where Lady Dudley was living. Notwithstanding
 9 V   |           truce from the gout, met Lady~Dudley. The distinguished
10 V   |           silence before the young lady entrusted to his care.~The
11 V   |           down by a charming young lady, or~the commander of La
12 VI  |         she learned~that the young lady of the ball was Monsieur
13 VI  |            her sisters, and an old lady, a friend~of the family,
14 VI  | acquaintance of so~amiable a young lady, and to give her some amusement.
15 VIII|           in the country~where the lady was? In fact, he ruined
16 VIII|        Maximilien Longueville. The lady talking to the young banker
17 VIII|        with Episcopal grace: "Fair~lady, you have thrown away the
18 Add |         Firm of Nucingen~ ~Dudley, Lady Arabella~ The Lily of the