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 1 I   |       beautiful sites, for the famous chateaux~which princes,
 2 II  |      in a direct line from the famous~president Huguet, ennobled
 3 IV  | CHAPTER IV~The grandson of the famous Czerni-Georges~Those who
 4 IV  |  enlisted as a private for the famous campaign of~1813; but I
 5 IV  |     that my name of Georges is famous in that country. I am,~such
 6 IV  |        me, the grandson of the famous Czerni-Georges who made~
 7 IV  |     tavern where were sold the famous cheese-cakes of~that place.
 8 IV  |    swathed~the scenery of that famous region.~ ~"Well, now, tell
 9 IV  |         which grows of~itself, famous latakiah! and dates! and
10 IV  |      Czerni-Georges and at the famous~painter Schinner, and wondered
11 IV  |      in his veins; so when the famous Schinner allowed a romantic~
12 V   |     count,--"a painter already famous, a~future general, and a
13 V   |     ten years hence I shall be famous."~ ~After that speech, uttered
14 VIII|       His sister Mariette, the famous danseuse, is laying up her~
15 VIII|        of the~existence of the famous archives architriclino-basochien,
16 IX  |           And he presented the famous register, pointing to a
17 XI  |    haggard lines that were now famous, and his~bearing was that
18 XI  |     here's our blagueur of the famous journey to Presles," cried~
19 XI  |         We lack Mistigris, now famous under his own name of Leon
20 XI  |     from the Oise."~ ~"Ha! the famous Centre man; Moreau de l'