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 1 II|       always considerate of the countess, he~allowed her to be mistress
 2 II|    steward might have done. The countess had the~utmost respect for
 3 II| degraded in public opinion. The countess was~ungrateful, but she
 4 II|    Moreau fell in love with~the countess's waiting-woman and married
 5 V |        he had told us~about the countess, perhaps--?"~ ~"Stop! not
 6 V |      speak disparagingly of the countess must answer to~me."~ ~"Monsieur
 7 VI|       neither the count nor the countess ever came to~Presles to
 8 VI|            On one occasion, the countess, always kind and good to
 9 VI|          Oscar spoke ill of the countess, and he told about the count'
10 X |      that~the surgeons whom the countess had brought with her from
11 XI|           replied Georges. "The countess is~still fine-looking for