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 1 VI|          painter. "But--"~ ~"Joseph Bridau," he replied, wondering
 2 VI|           wife; but he waited, like Bridau, for some word which~might
 3 VI|          successfully,"~said Joseph Bridau.~ ~"No. Without being neglected,
 4 VI|            to 'croquer' you?" asked Bridau. "Painters are~eager enough
 5 VI|                My pupil here," said Bridau, "Monsieur Leon de Lora,
 6 VI|             head,~madame."~ ~Joseph Bridau made a sign to Mistigris
 7 VI|            in the arabesques," said Bridau,~interrupting Mistigris.~ ~"
 8 VI|             she replied, looking at Bridau coquettishly.~ ~"Beauty,
 9 VI|           fascinating woman," added Bridau.~ ~Just as Madame Moreau
10 VI|             who is he?" said Joseph Bridau.~ ~"Why, Monsieur le Comte
11 VI|          sensation of colic,~Joseph Bridau quivered, but Mistigris,
12 VI|            on my own name of Joseph~Bridau."~ ~"You took up my defence,"
13 VI|           say at the Black~Hen."~ ~"Bridau!" exclaimed the minister,
14 VI|              said the count, taking Bridau's hand~in both of his. "
15 VI|             in a whisper, to Joseph~Bridau.~ ~"Gentlemen," said the
16 VI|              you like travel," said Bridau.~ ~"What a dressing that
17 VI|           thing to do," said Joseph Bridau.~ ~"And common," added Mistigris. "'
18 X |          lawyer, "I remember Joseph Bridau told me that~story about
19 X |          Joseph's~brother, Philippe Bridau."~ ~At this moment Moreau,
20 XI|         Presles, pointing to Joseph~Bridau.~ ~Neither Georges nor Oscar
21 XI|           to Presles," cried~Joseph Bridau. "Have you made any new
22 XI|          Leon de Lora,"~said Joseph Bridau, "and the little young man
23 XI|            I'm afraid," said Joseph Bridau, sadly, "that the last journey
24 XI|       public~conveyances."~ ~Joseph Bridau looked at the one-armed
25 XI| Mademoiselle Leger," replied Joseph Bridau, "the granddaughter of~Monsieur
26 XI|           from a Courtesan's Life~ ~Bridau, Joseph~The Purse~A Bachelor'