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 1 II  |       Marquis de Ronquerolles, the widow at twenty of Gaubert, one
 2 II  | unhappiness of his marriage with a widow,--a~woman mistress of herself
 3 II  |            though she were still a widow. He took care of her fortune
 4 III |      unable therefore to marry the~widow, being forced to leave France.
 5 VIII|          the son~of Madame Marest, widow of the wealthy wood-merchant.
 6 VIII|         conduct of~Madame Clapart, widow, by her first marriage,
 7 IX  |       marquise might really~be the widow of a Spanish grandee, to
 8 IX  |             this young and wealthy widow was noted for the easy manners~
 9 IX  |         Florentinas, for the young widow is~marquise in her own right,
10 XI  |           Madame Husson, at last a widow, was as little recognizable
11 XI  |           explosion came. The poor widow was put upon the pension~