Chapter

 1 I     |    entrance of Monsieur~l'Abbe de Grancey, who was announced.~ ~"Well,
 2 I     |    Besancon," replied the Abbe de Grancey.~ ~"Oh yes, Savaron," said
 3 I     |             continued Monsieur de Grancey, who had just reappeared
 4 IV    |      Vicar-General, the dear Abbe~Grancey, the friend of the late
 5 IV    |          worthy and noble Abbe de Grancey.~ ~ ~"Madame," said Monsieur
 6 V     |        saw him," said the Abbe de Grancey, "he received me~in his
 7 VI    |       phrases used by the Abbe de~Grancey, for all his words had told.~ ~"
 8 VI    |        too prominent; Monsieur de Grancey's is fine, but he is~seventy,
 9 VI    |          see him."~ ~"Monsieur de Grancey, is the Chapter's lawsuit
10 VI    |           laugh. "But Monsieur de Grancey was so full of it, that
11 XIV   |  enterprise, which to the Abbe de Grancey even would have~seemed the
12 XIX   | remarkable man," said the Abbe de Grancey, who, of~course, had watched
13 XX    |          back with us the Abbe de Grancey, Monsieur Savaron,~and my
14 XX    |           did not see the~Abbe de Grancey for three weeks, he was
15 XX    |     excepting through~Monsieur de Grancey. Take my word for it, and
16 XX    |           mother!"~ ~"The Abbe de Grancey will settle that afterwards.
17 XX    |           days after, the Abbe de Grancey called very early one morning
18 XX    |     Rosalie," replied the Abbe de Grancey. "You are~ambitious. If
19 XXI   |         chatting with the Abbe de Grancey, who was~interested in this
20 XXI   |        after pressing Monsieur de Grancey's hand~with meaning. The
21 XXII  |    recorded: those of~Monsieur de Grancey's following and the Legitimists.~ ~
22 XXII  |      merchant to whom Monsieur de Grancey had sent him. These two
23 XXII  |        his~arms round the Abbe de Grancey, held him fast, and clasped
24 XXIV  |         are remarked. The Abbe de~Grancey's fine and clever head was
25 XXIV  |          intolerable. The Abbe de Grancey, who did not know what to~
26 XXIV  |             exclaimed the Abbe de Grancey, "or he is happy!"~ ~The
27 XXIV  |           Vauchelles, the Abbe de Grancey, Rosalie,~Amedee de Soulas,
28 XXIV  |           s election. The Abbe de Grancey sat down by the~Baroness
29 XXIV  |          a letter for the Abbe de~Grancey on a silver tray.~ ~"Pray
30 XXV   |          who said:~ ~"Monsieur de Grancey, it was from Albert!"~ ~"
31 XXV   |           came so late to Abbe de Grancey?" said Rosalie.~ ~"It was
32 XXVI  |     strange girl took Monsieur de Grancey by the arm, and led him
33 XXVI  |          attorney nor the Abbe de Grancey could obtain any information~
34 XXVII |          I know her," Monsieur de Grancey went on. "In a few months
35 XXVII |             To Monsieur l'Abbe de Grancey,~Vicar-General of the Diocese
36 XXVIII|      Albert to Monsieur l'Abbe de Grancey,~Vicar-General of the Diocese
37 XXVIII|     perhaps," thought the Abbe de Grancey.~ ~When he showed this letter
38 XXVIII|         winter the worthy Abbe de Grancey died. This~good friend no
39 XXVIII|         confession to the Abbe de Grancey.~ ~"I do not choose to be
40 XXVIII|      chances of which the Abbe de Grancey had spoken, she~happened