Chapter

 1 I     |         the~Baroness, and named de Soulas.~ ~"He spent five or six
 2 I     |         strange!" echoed Amedee de Soulas, whose biography is here~
 3 II    |         Monsieur Amedee-Sylvain de Soulas, spelt Souleyas at the time
 4 II    |      Spanish occupation. Amedee de Soulas is perhaps the only man
 5 II    |       Spaniards settled there. The~Soulas remained in consequence
 6 II    |       Granvelle. Young Monsieur de Soulas was always talking of leaving~
 7 II    |    Prefecture.~ ~Young Monsieur de Soulas could not possibly live
 8 II    |           buttons~with the arms of Soulas. Amedee gave this boy white
 9 II    |            clothes, a present when Soulas exchanged one of his horses,
10 II    |         francs.~ ~Now, Monsieur de Soulas' father had left him only
11 II    |          sous.~ ~Young Monsieur de Soulas was supposed to be a spendthrift,
12 II    |           must know that Amedee de Soulas had been three~times to
13 II    |        withdraw Monsieur Amedee de Soulas from circulation by~pronouncing
14 II    |         precision.~Hence Amedee de Soulas was looked upon as the finest
15 III   |               If young Monsieur de Soulas did not fall in the esteem
16 III   |        time when young Monsieur de Soulas was setting up in~business
17 III   |        esteemed him highly~for it. Soulas had placed himself under
18 III   |          quoted Monsieur Amedee de Soulas as the most charming young~
19 IV    |            for through~Monsieur de Soulas she procured the smallest
20 IV    |           propriety with Amedee de Soulas. When~this young man was
21 IV    |          thought young~Monsieur de Soulas /nice/, she would have drawn
22 IV    |            morally, about young de Soulas, could not abide him, to~
23 IV    |             Thus young Monsieur de Soulas, who was supposed by~every
24 IV    |          Madame," said Monsieur de Soulas, addressing the Baroness,
25 IV    |            son," replied Amedee de Soulas. "If~he wishes to bear the
26 IV    |          Go on, I beg, Monsieur de Soulas."~ ~"You may suppose that
27 V     |      Chavoncourt asked Monsieur de~Soulas.~~ ~"In the first place,
28 VI    |         one fine one.--Monsieur de~Soulas' is too prominent; Monsieur
29 VII   |         shall see into Monsieur de Soulas'~rooms, and Monsieur de
30 VII   |             rooms, and Monsieur de Soulas will see us when we are
31 VII   |           be seen from Monsieur de Soulas'~windows, but whence they
32 VII   |           inlaid bark. Monsieur de Soulas~proposed that the floor
33 VII   |            cried young Monsieur de Soulas. "A man has~been sent for
34 VII   |          replied young Monsieur de Soulas, "he is raising the kiosk
35 XV    |         will not~marry Monsieur de Soulas; but one thing I will have,
36 XIX   |            That little Monsieur de Soulas only~loves my money; if
37 XX    |          reflections. "Monsieur de Soulas is in the drawing-~room,
38 XX    |               Then, is Monsieur de Soulas a foe to thought?" asked
39 XX    |      decent, and~which Monsieur de Soulas, of all men, ought never
40 XX    |          be unhappy as~Comtesse de Soulas."~ ~
41 XXI   |      reflected that if~Monsieur de Soulas should repeat her words,
42 XXIII | aristocracy of Besancon. Amedee de~Soulas and Vauchelles, who will
43 XXIV  |        Grancey, Rosalie,~Amedee de Soulas, and a retired magistrate,
44 XXVI  |       marry Rosalie to Monsieur de Soulas; if you give her les~Rouxey,
45 XXVI  |           was to marry Monsieur~de Soulas one day early in the month
46 XXVI  |           in love with Monsieur~de Soulas, that is all."~ ~"If you
47 XXVI  |    positively refused the Comte de Soulas.~ ~After their marriage
48 XXVI  |         Watteville and Monsieur de Soulas, to negotiate a peace between
49 XXVII |            she~will be Comtesse de Soulas! She will be sure to have
50 XXVII |          she~will give Monsieur de Soulas forty thousand francs a
51 XXVIII|      mother and marry the Comte de Soulas?"~ ~"Only if Albert should
52 XXVIII|         marrying young Monsieur de Soulas."~ ~"I do not wish to destroy
53 XXVIII|         was married to Monsieur de Soulas in Paris,~whither she went
54 XXVIII|       mother to marry the Comte de Soulas and settle~all her own fortune
55 XXVIII|              she said.~ ~Madame de Soulas, who had been uneasy as
56 XXVIII|          money. As the Comtesse de~Soulas had an income of forty-eight
57 XXVIII|           more for the Comtesse de~Soulas than her pretensions /a
58 XXVIII|     Eastern provinces.~ ~Madame de Soulas has two children, a boy
59 XXVIII|           younger; but Monsieur de Soulas has aged a good deal.~ ~"