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 1 I   |       his clay pipe. "I see a lady and~lad over there with
 2 I   |       seems to me I know that lady for an old customer."~ ~"
 3 I   |      change to the visit of a lady who called last~night, and
 4 I   |    five francs,--a real great lady~couldn't do better than
 5 II  |       his~wife could play the lady in a country region, and
 6 III |      of the Lion d'Argent the lady and the~young man in whom
 7 III |   detected customers, for the~lady with outstretched neck and
 8 V   |       He is the son of a poor lady who lives in the rue de~
 9 VI  | people in the tone of a~great lady. The influence of her husband
10 VII |      Cardot always said "Fair lady," and he placed in their~
11 VII |      here."~ ~"Good-day, fair lady," said the old man, bowing
12 VII |      of courtesy to the "fair lady," repressed his annoyance
13 VII |   painful to me to see a fair lady cry. After all, your son~
14 VIII|    This~day, the feast of our lady Saincte-Geneviesve, patron
15 VIII|    our head-clerk~and leading lady of the Royal Academy of
16 IX  |      points as to the Spanish lady,~intending to judge her
17 IX  |   seen at the~Gaiete, in this lady, aristocratically decolletee
18 XI  |       affair at Makta, an old lady, dressed in black,~leaning