Chapter

 1 II |  benefactor of her father.~The Baron di Piombo was among those
 2 II |    even to confess it, the old baron~remained in Paris in the
 3 III|     friend of the Emperor, the Baron di~Piombo."~ ~The young
 4 III| nothing to the~daughter of the Baron di Piombo. We shall obtain
 5 III|       can readily see that the Baron di Piombo must have been
 6 III|         He owed his plumage as baron to the necessity Napoleon
 7 III|      has ever seen. Though the~Baron di Piombo displeased mere
 8 III|  persons of strict~virtue, the baron and his wife gave no heed
 9 III|   therefore, in May,~1814, the Baron di Piombo resigned his office,
10 III|     absorbed the energy of~the Baron di Piombo; but after leaving
11 IV |  dinner! to dinner!" cried the baron, offering his large hand~
12 IV |   thyself between them!"~ ~The baron, who had been striding up
13 IV |        disobedience?" said the baron to his wife,~who, terrified
14 IV |       Mont-~Saint-Jean."~ ~The baron rose, cast a sidelong glance
15 IV |        Ginevra," continued the baron, "have you reflected that
16 IV |   Monsieur is, no doubt, M. le Baron di Piombo?" began the oldest
17 IV |     honeyed tone, "Monsieur le baron, on such~occasions our duties