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  1 Ded |         honor of it.~Her brother,~De Balzac~
  2 I   |          which~stood on the Place de la Concorde, encumbering
  3 I   |            or crossed to the Cafe de~l'Echiquier, which forms
  4 I   |           nodding toward~the Cafe de l'Echiquier, whither he
  5 I   |           carry Monsieur le Comte de Serizy!" cried the coach-~
  6 I   |           it. Augustin, his valet de~chambre, attributes the
  7 I   |          to your house in the rue de la Chaussee d'Antin to~carry
  8 I   |         second valet to the Comte de~Serizy, of cooling the ardor
  9 I   |          on the life of the Comte de Serizy, and on that~of his
 10 II  |         in danger~Monsieur Huguet de Serisy descends in a direct
 11 II  |           18th Brumaire, Monsieur de Serizy became,~like so many
 12 II  |          of the ci-devant~Marquis de Ronquerolles, the widow
 13 II  | considerable fortune of the Comte de Serizy, who became~through
 14 II  |          of the ci-devant Marquis de~Rouvre, made count and chamberlain
 15 II  |          constant toil, the Comte de Serizy, whose~shattered
 16 II  |     disposed to consider Monsieur de Serizy's action as a defection.~
 17 II  |       Louis XVIII., whom Monsieur de Serizy held to be his~legitimate
 18 II  |           20th of March,~Monsieur de Serizy did not go to Ghent.
 19 II  |          various Orders. Monsieur de Serizy had long~worn the
 20 II  |          him for this; and Madame de Serizy owed much to it.
 21 II  |   magnificent estate of the Comte de Serizy, called Presles.
 22 II  |          some time past,~Monsieur de Serizy, wishing to rid himself
 23 II  |          which we write,~Monsieur de Serizy, anxious to end the
 24 II  |           consultation), Monsieur de Serizy defended Moreau,~
 25 II  |    purchase of the farm, Monsieur~de Serizy also intended to
 26 II  |          At this crisis, Monsieur de Serizy, anxious to pay his
 27 II  |      father's office; so Monsieur de~Serizy granted his request.~ ~"
 28 II  |          to attribute to Monsieur de Serizy those enormous advantages.~
 29 II  |       thirty miles:--~ ~"Monsieur de Serizy has a second self
 30 II  |           the time when the Comte de~Serizy desired to purchase
 31 II  |          and live in the Pavillon~de Nogent."~ ~This "pavillon"
 32 II  |    originally built by the Prince~de Conti for a mistress, and
 33 II  |           deliver before Monsieur de Serizy retired at his usually
 34 II  |    retired army officer, Monsieur de Reybert,~and his wife, who
 35 II  |          dagger-thrusts. Monsieur de Reybert~breathed vengeance.
 36 II  |         the count~conveyed Madame de Reybert, whom her husband
 37 II  |        you in person. I am Madame de Reybert, nee de Corroy.
 38 II  |         am Madame de Reybert, nee de Corroy. My husband~is a
 39 II  |         of good station. Monsieur de Reybert,~who is not an intriguing
 40 II  |         and frankness of Monsieur~de Reybert were displeasing
 41 II  |          The count thanked Madame de Reybert coldly, bestowing
 42 II  |       several inquiries of Madame de Reybert, less to~obtain
 43 II  |   Monsieur le comte," said Madame de Reybert in conclusion, "
 44 II  |          it."~ ~So saying, Madame de Reybert, nee de Corroy,
 45 II  |            Madame de Reybert, nee de Corroy, stood erect as a
 46 II  |          not to the remark Madame de Reybert~had just made.~ ~"
 47 II  |        what regiment did Monsieur de Reybert serve?"~ ~"The 7th
 48 II  |        and will send for Monsieur de Reybert to come and~speak
 49 II  |        thus be seen that Monsieur de Serizy's journey by a public~
 50 III |    Pierrotin issued from the Cafe de l'Echiquier, after treating
 51 III |          directed to number 7 rue de la Cerisaie, in the Arsenal
 52 III |          the household in the rue~de la Cerisaie. Though lodgings
 53 III |        the~secretary of the Comte de Serizy he heard of Madame
 54 III |         for him through the Comte de~Serizy. Moreau, the only
 55 III |         what he called the "chefs de file,"--~the front-rank
 56 III |    personage.~ ~Living in the rue de la Cerisaie since 1815,
 57 III |       bringing with him the Comte de Serizy, who~had come through
 58 III |          had come through the rue de l'Echiquier, and with whom
 59 III |       said his master.~ ~Monsieur de Serizy was evidently taken
 60 III |          his incognito, the Comte de Serizy made no reply to~
 61 III |   faubourg Saint-Denis by the rue de la Fidelite, "suppose we
 62 III |         winked an eye at~Monsieur de Serizy, which meant, "Rely
 63 IV  |          talking back to Monsieur de~Serizy. "It isn't catching;
 64 IV  |            motioning to the Comte de Serizy. "I'll bet whatever
 65 IV  |         took!" continued Monsieur de Serizy.~ ~"He carried it
 66 IV  |   gunpowder and munitions for Ali de Tebelen. You know, don't
 67 IV  |          hadn't been for Monsieur de~Riviere, our ambassador,
 68 IV  |          troubadour from Monsieur de Riviere.~The ambassador,
 69 IV  |         his name?" asked Monsieur de Serizy; and a look of some~
 70 IV  |            the beautiful Adelaide de Rouville,~the protegee of
 71 IV  |           protegee of old Admiral de Kergarouet; who, by the
 72 IV  |     through his nephew, the~Comte de Fontaine."~ ~"A great painter
 73 V   |           of State like the Comte de Serizy."~ ~The person thus
 74 V   |          was invited by the Comte de Serizy to dine with him
 75 V   |       money down,~before Monsieur de Serizy can do so. When he
 76 V   |           am going to the Chateau de Presles, to the Comte de
 77 V   |          de Presles, to the Comte de Serizy."~ ~"The devil! are
 78 V   |          his Excellency the Comte de Serizy?" said Georges.~ ~
 79 V   |     stupefied air.~ ~"Is Monsieur de Serizy at Presles?" he said.~ ~"
 80 V   |        the count," asked Monsieur de Serizy.~ ~"Often," replied
 81 V   |        information about Monsieur de~Serizy."~ ~"Oh! if you want
 82 V   |           former~adorer of Madame de Serizy on your side, you
 83 V   |           word about the Comtesse de Serizy, young men," cried
 84 V   |          her brother, the Marquis de Ronquerolles, and~whoever
 85 V   |         lady who lives in the rue de~la Cerisaie, to whom I often
 86 V   |           pointing to the chateau de~Franconville, which produces
 87 V   |        replied the count. "Husson de la Cerisaie;~monsieur was
 88 V   |          about to pluck the Comte de Serizy, and I can only exhort
 89 V   |        chance, that was the Comte de Serizy, I wouldn't be in
 90 V   |          Why, this is the chateau~de Presles."~ ~"Oh, yes; all
 91 VI  |   perquisites~granted by Monsieur de Serizy allowed them to live
 92 VI  |    appointment of a certain "juge de paix" at Beaumont and also
 93 VI  |         wound inflicted by Madame de Reybert upon Madame~Moreau
 94 VI  |         undermined by a~woman nee de Corroy. Madame de Reybert
 95 VI  |       woman nee de Corroy. Madame de Reybert thereupon reminded,
 96 VI  |          on her bare arms (Madame de Serizy had handsome arms~
 97 VI  |          cue; one of those words "de singe a dauphin" which~artists,
 98 VI  |       said Bridau, "Monsieur Leon de Lora, shows a~remarkable
 99 VI  |        Accepting the glance, Leon de Lora slid down upon the
100 VI  |            Why, Monsieur le Comte de Serizy, of course," replied
101 VI  |         in the coucou?" said Leon de Lora.~ ~"Oh!" exclaimed
102 VI  |       exclaimed Oscar, "the Comte de Serizy always travels in
103 VI  |     horses."~ ~"How did the Comte de Serizy get here?" said the
104 VI  |  sensitive to treachery. Monsieur de~Serizy had felt such pain
105 VI  |     benefactor with either Madame de Serizy's former maid~or
106 VI  |          mean?"~ ~"Why, the Comte de Serizy, our master," she
107 VI  |     business to Monsieur le~Comte de Serizy from Maitre Crottat,
108 VI  |        attachment to the Comtesse de Serizy; for her son, little~
109 VI  |           knew~my love for Madame de Serizy,--that you should
110 VI  |         proper~manner to Monsieur de Reybert, who succeeds you.
111 VI  |      October. Monsieur and Madame~de Reybert will lodge for the
112 VI  |         and embarrassed. Monsieur de Reybert, a man of fifty,~
113 VI  |           Mistigris'~name is Leon de Lora. Monseigneur, if you
114 VI  |   Schlague for blague!" said Leon de Lora, in a whisper, to Joseph~
115 VI  |           Messieurs~Margueron and de Reybert, "let us go into
116 VI  |          good-natured," said Leon de Lora to Georges Marest,~
117 VI  |           Margueron and the Comte de Serizy, assisted by their
118 VI  |           in presence of Monsieur de Reybert, the ex-steward
119 VII |         coach, he spoke of Madame de Serizy's behavior to his
120 VII |   education, was due to the Comte de Serizy. Most of~this would
121 VII |   returning him safely to the rue de la Cerisaie. On one~occasion,
122 VII |        irrevocably with the Comte de Serizy, his patron."~ ~"
123 VIII|   recently established in the rue de Bethisy, in a~vast apartment
124 VIII|      years Oscar lived in the rue de Bethisy, a den of~pettifogging;
125 VIII|    Jacques Heret,~clerk; Regnault de Saint-Jean-d'Angely, clerk;
126 VIII|         held~yesterday at the rue de la Cerisaie, Arsenal quarter,
127 VIII|           a late hour in the Bois de Boulogne instead of~our
128 IX  |            CHAPTER IX~La Marquise de las Florentinas y Cabirolos~
129 IX  |          are bidden to~the Rocher de Cancale at two o'clock.
130 IX  |           with Madame la Marquise de las Florentinas y~Cabirolos,
131 IX  |         in our wheel. Count Felix de Vandernesse is more powerful
132 IX  |          lay behind this~Marquise de las Florentinas y Cabirolos.
133 IX  |            He hopes to be Marquis de las Florentinas, for the
134 IX  |           breakfast at the Rocher de~Cancale and a fashionable
135 IX  |           meeting.~ ~The Marquise de las Florentinas y Cabirolos
136 IX  |            established in the rue de Crussol, were enjoying a
137 IX  |          her apartment~in the rue de Vendome would have satisfied
138 IX  |           to the Mexican Marquise de las Florentinas y~Cabirolos.~ ~"
139 IX  |          can't go to the~Marquise de las Florentinas' party,
140 IX  |           the salon of the~Rocher de Cancale,--where were three
141 IX  |           asked; "it was Monsieur de Serizy who behaved badly.
142 IX  |         the house of the Marquise de las Florentinas y Cabirolos,
143 IX  |         the boulevards to the rue de~Vendome.~ ~The clerks were
144 IX  |          believed in the Marquise de las~Florentinas y Cabirolos.
145 IX  |          Chevet's; bring your Duc de Maufrigneuse and we'll make
146 X   |          Bruel,~Mariette, the Duc de Maufrigneuse, Florine, and
147 X   |            we'll~dance you a 'pas de Zephire.'"~ ~"It is enough
148 X   |          to a feast at the Rocher de~Cancale."~ ~Pere Cardot
149 X   |         we owe~the favor Monsieur de Serizy has since shown in
150 X   |         were happening in the rue de Vendome and~the rue de Bethisy,
151 X   |        rue de Vendome and~the rue de Bethisy, Clapart, sitting
152 X   |           breakfast at the Rocher de Cancale and spend the evening
153 X   |      related the~scene at the rue de Vendome.~ ~Madame Clapart,
154 X   |          the~household in the rue de la Cerisaie to its despair.~ ~
155 X   |        courage to go to~the Comte de Serizy and ask for his influence
156 X   |      cavalry commanded by the Duc de~Maufrigneuse. Oscar had,
157 X   |       luck of being, at the Comte de Serizy's instigation, drafted
158 X   |           of the~son of the Comte de Serizy.~ ~Madame Clapart,
159 X   |        the company of the Vicomte de Serizy, which gave him the
160 X   |         Prince-royal. The~Vicomte de Serizy chanced to be the
161 X   |  abandoned to the Arabs, Monsieur de Serizy was left wounded
162 X   |  affectionate care of the Vicomte~de Serizy, whose mother came
163 X   |        his~wounds.~ ~The Comtesse de Serizy had not separated
164 X   |        left arm.~ ~Thus the Comte de Serizy was led not only
165 X   |         the chapel of the chateau~de Serizy.~ ~ ~
166 XI  |         of the Lion d'Argent, rue de Faubourg Saint-Denis,~waiting,
167 XI  |          a year!"~ ~"Has Monsieur DE Pierrotin a place in the
168 XI  |         Moreau, Monsieur le Baron de Canalis, his wife, and his
169 XI  |          adventure with the Comte de Serizy.~"Well, I'll take
170 XI  |         in company with the Comte de~Serizy."~ ~One of the habitual
171 XI  |               Monsieur and Madame de Canalis, three places,"
172 XI  |  Bellejambe, two places; Monsieur de Reybert, three places; Monsieur--~
173 XI  |        Leger, turning to Monsieur de~Reybert. "This, papa Reybert,
174 XI  |        under his own name of Leon de Lora,"~said Joseph Bridau, "
175 XI  |           Clapart, "will Monsieur de Serizy's property~go?"~ ~"
176 XI  |         famous Centre man; Moreau de l'Oise?" cried Georges.~ ~"
177 XI  |           returned Leger, "Moreau de l'Oise. He did more than
178 XI  |           so loud," said Monsieur de Reybert, "for Madame Moreau~
179 XI  |         her daughter, the Baronne de Canalis, and the Baron himself,
180 XI  |         rescued the Vicomte Jules de~Serizy from the Arabs?"
181 XI  |         granddaughter of~Monsieur de Reybert. Monsieur le comte
182 XI  |       daughter," replied Monsieur de Reybert, "and without a '
183 XI  |        that moment, Madame Moreau de l'Oise, getting out of the~
184 XI  |           he was happy. The Comte de~Serizy, before his death,
185 XI  |      influence of Monsieur Moreau de l'Oise and that of the~Comtesse
186 XI  |          and that of the~Comtesse de Serizy and the Baron de
187 XI  |           de Serizy and the Baron de Canalis secured, in after
188 XI  |      Constant-Cyr-Melchior, Baron de~Letters of Two Brides~A
189 XI  |         Gondreville, Malin, Comte de~The Gondreville Mystery~
190 XI  |         Cousin Betty~ ~Lora, Leon de~The Unconscious Humorists~
191 XI  |     Peasantry~ ~Maufrigneuse, Duc de~The Secrets of a Princess~
192 XI  |  Humorists~ ~Serizy, Comte Hugret de~A Bachelor's Establishment~
193 XI  |           Life~ ~Serizy, Comtesse de~The Thirteen~Ursule Mirouet~
194 XI  |        Mistress~ ~Serizy, Vicomte de~Modeste Mignon~The Imaginary
195 XI  |       Vandenesse, Marquis Charles de~A Woman of Thirty~A Daughter
196 XI  |           Vandenesse, Comte Felix de~The Lily of the Valley~Lost