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 1 I    |   Dedication~To Mademoiselle Marie de Montheau~ ~Half-way down
 2 V    |       discharged--/Hippolyte Comte de Douglas/ and /Le~Comte de
 3 V    |          de Douglas/ and /Le~Comte de Comminges/--may have contributed
 4 VII  |         home from a ball, Theodore de~Sommervieux--for this was
 5 X    |       parents the name of Theodore de Sommervieux,~with a mischievous
 6 X    |      emphasis on the aristocratic /de/. And~yielding to the unknown
 7 X    |            that she loved Monsieur~de Sommervieux, that she had
 8 XI   |          Noverre, by the~Chevalier de Saint-Georges, and especially
 9 XI   |     Monsieur Sumer--, Somm----"~ ~"De Sommervieux, papa."~ ~"Well,
10 XI   | Sommervieux, papa."~ ~"Well, well, de Sommervieux, well and good.
11 XI   |           as Monsieur le Chevalier de Saint-Georges was to~me
12 XI   |        father was called Chevalier de Sommervieux before~the Revolution."~ ~
13 XI   |          Augustine, "that Monsieur de Sommervieux is a charming
14 XI   |            him.~ ~"I know Monsieur de Sommervieux very well,"
15 XI   |            affairs. Well! Monsieur de Sommervieux has~twelve thousand
16 XI   |          place. Madame la Duchesse de Carigliano, who comes to
17 XI   |       Homes,'~raves about Monsieur de Sommervieux. Some spiteful
18 XI   |     consenting to receive Monsieur de Sommervieux,~whom she promised
19 XIII |         easy to kindle as Monsieur de Sommervieux. Thus~her position
20 XIII |           was that of the Duchesse de Carigliano, who had at last~
21 XIV  |         enthusiasm of the Duchesse de Carigliano, received~from
22 XIV  |     display when she loves, Madame de Sommervieux tried to alter
23 XVII |           heaven and earth. Madame de~Sommervieux was frightened,
24 XVII |   determined to go to the~Duchesse de Carigliano, not to ask her
25 XVII |     visible till that hour. Madame de Sommervieux had not yet
26 XVIII|   Augustine looked at~the Duchesse de Carigliano, and indicated
27 XVIII|          we shall meet in the Bois de~Boulogne."~ ~These words
28 XIX  |         reception rooms. As Madame de~Carigliano pressed the secret
29 XIX  |     shrewdness and grace.~"The Duc de Carigliano adores me," said
30 XIX  |         itself or breaks.~ ~Madame de Sommervieux returned home
31 XIX  |     conversation with the Duchesse de~Carigliano had roused in
32 XX   |           picture?"~ ~"The Duchess de Carigliano returned it to
33 XX   |      Montmartre states that Madame de Sommervieux died at the
34 Add  |          Carigliano, Marechal, Duc de~Father Goriot~Sarrasine~ ~
35 Add  |   Sarrasine~ ~Carigliano, Duchesse de~A Distinguished Provincial
36 Add  |              Sommervieux, Theodore de~The Government Clerks~Modeste
37 Add  |       Sommervieux, Madame Theodore de (Augustine)~At the Sign