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 1 VII  |      his way home from a ball, Theodore de~Sommervieux--for this
 2 VII  |   lovers are, to imagine woes, Theodore saw a rival in one~of the
 3 VII  |        or by the fire of love. Theodore wandered about the~neighborhood
 4 VII  |    when Monsieur Guillaume and Theodore had so~scrutinized one another.
 5 VII  |    Augustine had sent her dear~Theodore a list of the relations
 6 X    |     well between~Augustine and Theodore, who, standing behind a
 7 X    |     what do they want to do to Theodore?" asked the innocent girl.~ ~
 8 X    |        her parents the name of Theodore de Sommervieux,~with a mischievous
 9 XI   |          But, father, Monsieur Theodore is of good family, and he
10 XII  |       height when,~at dessert, Theodore made them a present of the
11 XII  |        weddings. Augustine and~Theodore appeared in all the radiance
12 XIII |        passion which possessed Theodore made a year fly over the~
13 XIII |    heavy on the lovers' hands. Theodore~lavished on every day inexhaustible /
14 XIII |    that did not harmonize with~Theodore's, the young artist laughed,
15 XIII |  mother from social pleasures, Theodore had come to the~stage of
16 XIII |        had not been starved in Theodore during~these two years;
17 XIII |     that of the heart. At last Theodore could not~resist the evidence
18 XIII |   artists. At the first dinner Theodore gave, she~heard a young
19 XIV  |  trifle to a~spirit so open as Theodore's to impressions from without.
20 XIV  |    anxiety to husband her dear Theodore's fortune, she was strictly~
21 XIV  | perfect union of her soul with~Theodore's; she loved him well enough
22 XIV  |    against her had stolen into Theodore's mind, and this she~could
23 XVIII|   understand only too well why~Theodore prefers your house to any
24 XIX  |        never could refuse your Theodore anything!"~ ~"How refuse
25 XIX  |        the portrait painted by~Theodore of Mademoiselle Guillaume.
26 XIX  |        she pictured to herself~Theodore's clear and steadfast gaze,
27 XX   |      this illumination?" asked Theodore in glad~tones, as he came
28 XX   |        palace of Claudius."~ ~"Theodore!" said a faint voice.~ ~"
29 XX   |  because he rides~well----"~ ~"Theodore!"~ ~"Let me be!" said the
30 Add  | Daughter of Eve~ ~Sommervieux, Theodore de~The Government Clerks~
31 Add  |   Mignon~ ~Sommervieux, Madame Theodore de (Augustine)~At the Sign