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 1 I   |        what hands the crown of France might not fall into if things
 2 I   | government, and can never suit France. Louis XVIII. and~Monsieur
 3 II  |     enabled his master to rule France in the midst~of storms.
 4 II  |       recognize no nobility in France but that~of the peerage--
 5 II  |      and splendid fortunes for France. He~strove to convince the
 6 II  |       daughter of some peer of~France had married Monsieur So-and-So
 7 III |   family, he must be a peer of France,"~said she to herself. "
 8 III |      be the highest dignity in France. He must be a soldier--~
 9 III |           The son of a peer of France.~ ~"My dear girl, you are
10 III |       get married to a peer of France? You declared that they
11 IV  |       be the wife of~a peer of France."~ ~She slipped out of her
12 IV  | herself, "He must~be a peer of France!" but "Oh, if only he is
13 V   |     and if he is not a peer of France, he infallibly will be."~ ~"
14 VII |        is the son of a peer of France," the venerable gentleman
15 VII |       bastards.~The history of France swarms with princes bearing
16 VIII|        it was a misfortune for France, perhaps, that there was
17 VIII|       a merchant and a peer of~France. And a hundred more such