Chapter

 1 I    |      Abbe de Grancey.~ ~"Oh yes, Savaron," said a handsome young
 2 I    |       weeks. "In short, Monsieur Savaron~has just completely beaten
 3 I    |  Cathedral~of Besancon. Monsieur Savaron, however, invited his Parisian
 4 I    |         Vicar-General.~"Monsieur Savaron lives in the Rue du Perron;
 5 IV   |           with the name, 'ALBERT SAVARON.' "~ ~"The name of Savaron
 6 IV   |       SAVARON.' "~ ~"The name of Savaron is famous," said Mademoiselle
 7 IV   |           as in Besancon, Albert Savaron~was received without hesitation
 8 IV   |        And~so, three days after, Savaron had ceased to exist. He
 9 IV   |        can~cook a little. Albert Savaron was all the more completely
10 V    |         of forgery.~But Monsieur Savaron procured the poor man's
11 V    |         in the hands of Monsieur Savaron, and~he won it. In the position
12 V    |      employ this Monsieur Albert Savaron,~foretelling our success.
13 V    |         his person; for Monsieur Savaron came out in a black merino
14 V    |     incisive.~ ~"Monsieur Albert Savaron is of middle height, neither
15 VI   |         more was heard of Albert Savaron.~ ~The portrait sketched
16 VI   |          well; while this~Albert Savaron offered many enigmas to
17 VI   |          to be solved.~ ~"Albert Savaron de Savarus," she repeated
18 VI   |          listened in case Albert Savaron should be~mentioned again;
19 VI   | necessarily~looked out at Albert Savaron walking in the garden adjoining
20 VI   |       the most part, like Albert~Savaron, they know it not.~ ~
21 VII  |        her~curiosity. And Albert Savaron, who was really very striking,
22 VII  |        perfectly see into Albert Savaron's~rooms. A builder was sent
23 VII  |        closer view of the lawyer Savaron's private study.~ ~Albert
24 VII  |          private study.~ ~Albert Savaron's brilliant defence of the
25 VII  |       lawyers was~aroused. Also, Savaron, faithful to his seclusion,
26 VII  |       inaugurated the Belvedere,~Savaron also was founding a monument.
27 VII  |         be their own.~ ~Monsieur Savaron did not commit the blunder
28 VII  |     Meditation" by~Alfred, which Savaron approved. In his conversations
29 XV   |         straight; and ever since Savaron, by taking~him into his
30 XV   |       the letters which Monsieur Savaron sends to the post by~Jerome."~ ~"
31 XV   |    Watteville's hand:--~ ~Albert Savaron to Leopold Hannequin.~ ~"
32 XV   |        the title of Comte Albert Savaron de Savarus, and so revive~
33 XVII |          in the same line? Count~Savaron de Savarus, Ambassador I
34 XIX  | influential contractor.~ ~Albert Savaron de Savarus opined that the
35 XIX  |        talked of anything but of Savaron's~two projects. And thus,
36 XX   |        Abbe de Grancey, Monsieur Savaron,~and my mother, if she cares
37 XX   |   priesthood, was at stake.~That Savaron does not know what he did
38 XX   |        if you secure Monsieur~de Savaron, you will gain your suit,
39 XX   |       You cannot get at Monsieur Savaron excepting through~Monsieur
40 XX   |    promise your vote to Monsieur Savaron at the next~election, and
41 XX   |          known that your name is Savaron de Savarus, that you have
42 XXI  |       aware that Monsieur Albert Savaron de Savarus~is a Legitimist?"~ ~"
43 XXI  |        interest have you in this Savaron?"~ ~"Monsieur Albert Savaron
44 XXI  |     Savaron?"~ ~"Monsieur Albert Savaron de Savarus, the natural
45 XXI  |      meeting, it was agreed that Savaron the lawyer~should be named
46 XXII |           They all saw in Albert Savaron, Savarus the~great Minister.
47 XXII |     nominated the lawyer, Albert Savaron de~Savarus, as its candidate.~ ~
48 XXV  |       parcel of papers.~Monsieur Savaron was paler than death, and
49 XXV  |       Jerome and Monsieur Albert Savaron escorted the gentleman to
50 XXV  |     stroke of three.~ ~"Monsieur Savaron went straight to the Prefecture,
51 XXV  |         yet dined. When Monsieur Savaron got~into the carriage he
52 XXV  |          much attached to~lawyer Savaron, was as much upset as he
53 XXV  |        disappearance of Monsieur Savaron. It was understood that
54 XXV  |     elector on hearing of~Albert Savaron's flight.~ ~This event lent
55 XXVII|      house belonging to Monsieur Savaron. The~attorney undertook
56 XXVII|         repay some~money owed by Savaron to Girardet, who on the
57 Add  |    Brides~The Member for Arcis~ ~Savaron de Savarus~The Quest of
58 Add  |       Absolute~ ~Savarus, Albert Savaron de~The Quest of the Absolute~ ~