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 1 IV |        months~younger than her cousin, and bedecked with diamonds;
 2 VI |      courage~enough to ask her cousin secretly to take her to
 3 VI |    take her to the Louvre. Her~cousin succeeded in the negotiations
 4 VI | through the crowd~and join her cousin, who was still struggling
 5 VI | Mademoiselle~Guillaume and her cousin were pushed to within a
 6 VI |     herself accompanied to her cousin's carriage by the~young
 7 VI |       to avoid replying to her cousin's~questions concerning the
 8 XI |    scene: "I know all, my dear cousin," said she,~with a patronizing
 9 XI |  allusion~ought to please you, cousin. Do you know," she went
10 XI |     and he shall have her.~Ah, cousin, do not shake your head
11 Add|       Bachelor's Establishment~Cousin Pons~The Muse of the Department~
12 Add|         Joseph~Cesar Birotteau~Cousin Betty~ ~Lebas, Madame Joseph (
13 Add|      Virginie)~Cesar Birotteau~Cousin Betty~ ~Lourdois~Cesar Birotteau~ ~