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 1 VII|       place you with Monsieur Camusot, his successor and~son-in-law,
 2 VII|       eldest daughter, Madame Camusot; and though Camusot has~
 3 VII|    Madame Camusot; and though Camusot has~millions, he has also
 4 VII|     ultras. The~eldest son of Camusot's first wife married a daughter
 5 VII|   devotion of his son-in-law, Camusot, to Mademoiselle~Coralie,
 6 VII|         His daughters, Madame Camusot and Madame Protez,~and his
 7 VII|    have none to leave you."~ ~Camusot, in whom he recognized a
 8 VII|  thousand a year annuity. But Camusot approved~of the old man'
 9 VII|      lessen your property."~ ~Camusot considered that Pere Cardot
10 IX |       the arts, and love, and Camusot. As~old Cardot had by this
11 IX |      you dine here to-morrow? Camusot and Pere~Cardot are coming,
12 IX | exclaimed Florentine. "He and~Camusot are worse than magistrates
13 IX |       the names of Cardot and Camusot, Oscar made an effort to
14 X  |    were coming to~dinner with Camusot, and to please you I've
15 XI |  Monsieur Husson, in whom the Camusot family~now recognize a relation.~ ~