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 1 I   |     himself to be known only by name, came to shake hands with~
 2 I   |    royal Friend's sarcasms, his name always rose to His Majesty'
 3 II  |   hereditary estates, but whose~name was not preceded by the
 4 II  |  So-and-So with no title to his name. The~Vicomtesse de Fontaine
 5 II  |       short-sighted, this one's name was Durand, that one limped,
 6 III |        the~first would give his name and his figure to the second,
 7 IV  |          My sister wants a fine name, a fine young man, fine
 8 V   |       Clara--since~that was the name Emilie had overheard--was
 9 V   |         told his antagonist his name,~bidding him keep silence
10 V   |            Then do you know his name?"~ ~The old man bowed his
11 V   |        one by one, spelling the name of~Longueville; but he firmly
12 VI  |    Longueville." On hearing~the name of the old admiral's protege,
13 VIII|   living----"~ ~"Do you know my name?" asked Emilie, eagerly
14 VIII|      confess, not to remember a name~which is on every lip--I
15 VIII| fidelity in~evil days as to his name, which claimed a place in