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 1 I  |                 I~Dedication~To Mademoiselle Marie de Montheau~ ~Half-way
 2 III|         that he caught sight of Mademoiselle Augustine Guillaume in~hasty
 3 IV |       heart was wholly given to Mademoiselle~Augustine, the younger.
 4 IV |       two daughters. The elder, Mademoiselle Virginie, was the~very image
 5 IV |        because she~was so ugly. Mademoiselle Virginie, brought up, like
 6 IV |         was patient and gentle. Mademoiselle Augustine, who~ ~was but
 7 V  |       found a secret admirer in Mademoiselle Virginie, who, in spite
 8 V  |   remembered how he had married Mademoiselle Chevrel under much~the same
 9 VI |         compelled by the press, Mademoiselle~Guillaume and her cousin
10 VII|       between two such women as Mademoiselle Virginie and Madame Guillaume?~
11 VII|       with Madame Guillaume~and Mademoiselle Virginie, had been devoting
12 IX |     looked at the young man.~ ~"Mademoiselle Augustine! Mademoiselle
13 IX |         Mademoiselle Augustine! Mademoiselle Augustine!" exclaimed Joseph~
14 IX |        between~my two children. Mademoiselle Chevrel was no beauty, still
15 IX |    friend~of his as a match for Mademoiselle Virginie, as he went out
16 X  |        Does it not seem to you, Mademoiselle Augustine," said the assistant,~
17 X  |   friend to become a suitor for Mademoiselle Virginie, saw all his~hopes
18 X  |      saw all his~hopes wrecked. Mademoiselle Virginie, overcome by hearing
19 XII|      happiness in patience, and Mademoiselle Virginie, convalescent~from
20 XII|     approving the good sense of Mademoiselle~Virginie, who was making,
21 XIX| portrait painted by~Theodore of Mademoiselle Guillaume. On seeing it,