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 1 I   |           his brother Honore.~The Comte de Fontaine, head of one
 2 I   |          Majesty.~ ~Thanks to the Comte de Fontaine's good sense,
 3 I   |    demolished abbeys. Monsieur le Comte de~Fontaine, who till lately
 4 II  |          corners rubbed down; the Comte de~Fontaine's new political
 5 II  |       then~of favors to come, the Comte de Fontaine made every effort
 6 V   |           over his gray eyes, the Comte de~Kergarouet could recognize
 7 V   |          to preserve. Just as~the Comte de Kergarouet saw his niece
 8 V   |        man tried to behave to the Comte de~Kergarouet, he could
 9 V   |      Villa Planat. My nephew, the Comte de Fontaine, is a man~it
10 V   |           at the hole made by the Comte's bullet, and sent his own
11 VI  |           you----"~ ~"Monsieur le Comte, I respect every profession
12 VII |       from Adam or Eve," said the Comte de Kergarouet.~"Trusting
13 VIII|      secret and known to all. The Comte de Kergarouet had some influence~
14 VIII|      before a bale of muslin. The~Comte de Fontaine was obliged
15 VIII|   Mademoiselle de Fontaine to the Comte de Kergarouet. The young~
16 Add |         of Two Brides~ ~Fontaine, Comte de~ The Chouans~ Modeste
17 Add |   Government Clerks~ ~Kergarouet, Comte de~ The Purse~ Ursule Mirouet~ ~
18 Add | Manerville, Paul Francois-Joseph, Comte de~ The Thirteen~ Lost Illusions~