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 1 X    |           the name of Theodore de Sommervieux,~with a mischievous little
 2 X    |        that she loved Monsieur~de Sommervieux, that she had written to
 3 XI   |          Sumer--, Somm----"~ ~"De Sommervieux, papa."~ ~"Well, well, de
 4 XI   |          papa."~ ~"Well, well, de Sommervieux, well and good. He can never
 5 XI   |           was called Chevalier de Sommervieux before~the Revolution."~ ~
 6 XI   |      Augustine, "that Monsieur de Sommervieux is a charming man? He gave
 7 XI   |        him.~ ~"I know Monsieur de Sommervieux very well," the Dove ran
 8 XI   |        affairs. Well! Monsieur de Sommervieux has~twelve thousand francs
 9 XI   |           raves about Monsieur de Sommervieux. Some spiteful people say
10 XI   | consenting to receive Monsieur de Sommervieux,~whom she promised herself
11 XII  |       child, you shall marry your Sommervieux since you insist; you~may,
12 XIII |          to kindle as Monsieur de Sommervieux. Thus~her position as a
13 XIII |       delightful as it was swift, Sommervieux felt one morning the need
14 XIII |          narrowness of her ideas. Sommervieux's nature, subjugated for
15 XIII |          a sort of social nature. Sommervieux took refuge in the~peace
16 XIV  |           in such good taste that Sommervieux could not take offence;
17 XIV  |           But it~was not so. When Sommervieux, fired with work, came in
18 XIV  |           of the attachment which Sommervieux had formed for this celebrated~
19 XIV  |         when she loves, Madame de Sommervieux tried to alter her~character,
20 XV   |       influence of his son-in-law~Sommervieux, Monsieur Guillaume had
21 XV   |       owner's want of occupation, Sommervieux's famous picture~filled
22 XVII |       heaven and earth. Madame de~Sommervieux was frightened, she refused
23 XVII |         till that hour. Madame de Sommervieux had not yet seen any of~
24 XVIII|          will help me to win back Sommervieux's regard--I will not say
25 XIX  |     itself or breaks.~ ~Madame de Sommervieux returned home a prey to
26 XX   |  Montmartre states that Madame de Sommervieux died at the age of~twenty-seven.
27 Add  |          Home~A Daughter of Eve~ ~Sommervieux, Theodore de~The Government
28 Add  |           Clerks~Modeste Mignon~ ~Sommervieux, Madame Theodore de (Augustine)~