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 1 II  |     carry him up to the rank of peer. One of his~most rigid principles
 2 II  |       that the daughter of some peer of~France had married Monsieur
 3 III |    ancient family, he must be a peer of France,"~said she to
 4 III |      you want?"~ ~"The son of a peer of France.~ ~"My dear girl,
 5 III |   difficult~to get married to a peer of France? You declared
 6 IV  |       than not be the wife of~a peer of France."~ ~She slipped
 7 IV  |       to herself, "He must~be a peer of France!" but "Oh, if
 8 V   |    families, and if he is not a peer of France, he infallibly
 9 VII |     your choice~is the son of a peer of France," the venerable
10 VII |     bent on~marrying none but a peer's son. My priggish sisters
11 VII | daughter; he wants to be made a peer like the rest of 'em.~--
12 VIII|        between a merchant and a peer of~France. And a hundred
13 VIII| hereditary plumes of the French peer's hat. His~fortune matched