Chapter

 1 VII  |            such carefulness as made Mariette, the ladies'-maid, smile.~ ~"
 2 VII  |             to be so fidgety," said~Mariette.~ ~"It strikes me," said
 3 VII  |           Rosalie, with a glance at Mariette, which~brought poppies to
 4 VII  |           with a recklessness which Mariette noted, stood in the~lawyer'
 5 VII  |          Abbe might leave her. When Mariette said, "Here is Monsieur~
 6 XIV  |          Rosalie at once recognized Mariette the lady's-maid.~ ~"Mariette
 7 XIV  |        Mariette the lady's-maid.~ ~"Mariette and Jerome!" said she to
 8 XIV  |               said she to herself. "Mariette, such an ugly~girl! Certainly
 9 XIV  |            of themselves."~ ~Though Mariette was horribly ugly and six-and-thirty,
10 XV   |           laws of optics;~he saw in Mariette a neat figure; he did not
11 XV   |      country~wench not a little.~ ~"Mariette," said she, "is Jerome in
12 XV   |              Rosalie could feel how Mariette was trembling by the shaking
13 XV   |            But, mademoiselle," said Mariette, "it is perfectly respectable;~
14 XV   |               why meet at night?"~ ~Mariette was dumfounded, and could
15 XV   |           make no reply.~ ~"Listen, Mariette; I am in love too! In secret
16 XV   |           life or death,"~exclaimed Mariette, rejoiced at the unexpected
17 XV   |                 But what for?" said Mariette in alarm.~ ~"Oh! merely
18 XV   |         there in all that?" thought Mariette.~ ~Rosalie, whose soul,
19 XV   |           Italy."~ ~Two days after, Mariette placed the following letter
20 XVII |         more trouble?~ ~One evening Mariette, on coming to dress Rosalie
21 XVII |             time. She had compelled Mariette~to similar sets of repentance;
22 XVIII|             to write like this!"~ ~"Mariette," said Mademoiselle de Watteville
23 XVIII| Mademoiselle has been crying?" said Mariette.~ ~"Yes, but I do not want
24 XXV  |            de Watteville heard~from Mariette some of the circumstances
25 XXV  |                I do not know," said Mariette. "Just as two was striking
26 XXVI |       Albert~de Savarus. Jerome and Mariette were to be married, but
27 XXVI |                After their marriage Mariette and Jerome came to les Rouxey