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 1 I   |             his work incomplete. The marriage of the eldest with a~Receiver-General,
 2 I   |              more regret, because no marriage was ever so difficult to
 3 II  |             of the earth to~escape a marriage such as those of her two
 4 III |         hundred thousand francs as a~marriage portion. From this day forth
 5 IV  |          mean to make such a~foolish marriage as some I have seen. Moreover,
 6 IV  |            anyone~who talks to me of marriage as a foe to my peace of
 7 IV  |          haughty girl's prospects~of marriage. Her old uncle was the only
 8 V   |            of the perils of love and marriage,~she was passionately captivated
 9 V   |       captivated by the externals of marriage and love.~Is not this as
10 VIII|  drawing-rooms heard the news of the marriage of~Mademoiselle de Fontaine
11 VIII|          idol.~ ~Two years after her marriage, in one of the old drawing-rooms
12 Add | Distinguished Provincial at Paris~ A Marriage Settlement~ ~Marsay, Henri
13 Add |              Town~ Ursule Mirouet~ A Marriage Settlement~ Lost Illusions~