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 1 II  |            in his own salons. This noble life, devoting itself from~
 2 II  |            take my husband;~though noble, he will serve you as he
 3 II  |      Corroy?"~ ~"Yes, monsieur,--a noble family of Metz, where my
 4 III |           so injured the naturally noble air~of the count that careful
 5 V   |           backed, as it is, by the noble forest of Saint-Martin.~ ~"
 6 VIII| installation of the clerks of~this noble Practice, a glorious member
 7 VIII|          last of the procureurs of noble race had for all that~belonged
 8 VIII|       themselves in a body to that noble~demoiselle to thank her
 9 IX  |          such~kindness. Beautiful, noble, rich! how lucky Georges
10 X   |     instigation, drafted into that~noble regiment, with the promise
11 X   |          up by the younger sons of noble families,~and men without