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 1 VII |         who gave him his~sister, Mademoiselle Husson, with an enormous
 2 VII |        maximum; and the money of Mademoiselle~Husson's dowry had enabled
 3 VII |          son-in-law, Camusot, to Mademoiselle~Coralie, for he himself
 4 VII |         secretly the Mecaenas of Mademoiselle~Florentine, the first danseuse
 5 VIII|        beef with mushroom sauce.~Mademoiselle Mariette, the illustrious
 6 IX  |       neither more nor less~than Mademoiselle Agathe-Florentine Cabirolle,
 7 IX  |          the wise policy to~keep Mademoiselle Cabirolle and her mother
 8 IX  |         for the gratification of Mademoiselle Cabirolle, now called~Florentine.
 9 X   |      door of the boudoir.~ ~"Ah, Mademoiselle Cabirolle!" he said at last.~ ~"
10 X   |     francs which you borrowed of mademoiselle; but I'll never~hear another
11 XI  | September she married her niece, Mademoiselle du Rouvre, on whom,~since
12 XI  |     accepting the invitation.~ ~"Mademoiselle Leger," replied Joseph Bridau, "
13 XI  |          paying his addresses to Mademoiselle Georgette Pierrotin, whose~'
14 XI  |       Cesar Birotteau~ ~Coralie, Mademoiselle~A Distinguished Provincial