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 1 VIII|         kissed the hand of the comtesse, whose ivory cheeks colored
 2 VIII|    were taking their leave the comtesse, turning toward him, said: “
 3 VIII|      why, replied: “The little comtesse is charming, I feel that
 4 IX  |        was opened and the pale comtesse appeared, coming forward
 5 IX  | inhabit this fairy castle.~The comtesse took both Jeanne’s hands,
 6 IX  |    quietly and familiarly.~The comtesse and he talked of their horseback
 7 IX  |        the boat Julien and the comtesse, wrapped in shawls, were
 8 IX  |        no children of his own.~Comtesse Gilberte again mentioned
 9 IX  |       set out two and two, the comtesse and Julien ahead, the count
10 IX  |      they were coming home the comtesse was teasing her mount, spurring
11 IX  |      her madly.~After this the comtesse for some months seemed happier
12 IX  |        double treachery of the comtesse, her friend, disgusted her.
13 IX  |      although she received the comtesse with outstretched hand and
14 IX  |     the ladies. Aunt Lison and Comtesse Gilberte alone remained
15 IX  |      service for the dead. The comtesse kissed her repeatedly, exclaiming: “
16 X   |    wide, with the exception of Comtesse Gilberte, from reasons of
17 X   |      it is a wrench, madame la comtesse. I have been here for eighteen
18 X   |       him, and riding with the comtesse, in spite of rain and storm.
19 XI  |      the terrible death of the comtesse and Julien, Jeanne had not
20 XI  |       at the Brisevilles’, the comtesse asked her casually if Paul