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 1 I  |       Isle-Adam.~Having married the daughter of a small inn-keeper, he
 2 II |             Moreau's third child, a daughter, he felt~himself so securely
 3 VI |            taken into her service a daughter of one of the~gardeners,
 4 VII|           Cocon d'Or,~to his eldest daughter, Madame Camusot; and though
 5 VII|       Cardot has married his second~daughter, Mariane, to Monsieur Protez,
 6 VII|      Camusot's first wife married a daughter of one of the~king's ushers.
 7 VII|             Or, given to his~eldest daughter on her marriage, being the
 8 VII|         son-in-law~and your amiable daughter, the Cocon d'Or continues
 9 IX |             Born in Mexico, and the daughter of Creole~parents, this
10 IX |          star of the ballet~was the daughter of a portress. Two weeks
11 IX |         weeks later, the mother and~daughter, established in the rue
12 IX |        social and conservative. The daughter of James II.,~who seated
13 XI |         stop, and he has a wife and daughter who are not a bad help~to
14 XI |           for Madame Moreau~and her daughter, the Baronne de Canalis,
15 XI |             could he have given his daughter to induce our great~orator
16 XI |        marry?" asked Georges.~ ~"My daughter," replied Monsieur de Reybert, "
17 XI |           and he~married the pretty daughter of the proprietor of the
18 XI | Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Daughter of Eve~ ~Cabirolle, Madame~
19 XI |      Charles de~A Woman of Thirty~A Daughter of Eve~ ~Vandenesse, Comte
20 XI |           The Gondreville Mystery~A Daughter of Eve~