Chapter

1 I  |    They say that her real name, her maiden name—for she
2 I  | her real name, her maiden name—for she still has every
3 I  |  which she constructs the name Obardi by prefixing the
4 I  | first letter of her first name and dropping the last letter
5 I  |   last letter of the last name.”~“Moreover, she is a lovable
6 I  |  shall present you by the name of Count Saval; plain Saval
7 II | Prince Kravalow?”~At this name Yvette awoke: “My poor Muscade,
8 III|  is nothing false but his name and title.”~She looked him
9 IV | say in a proud voice:~“My name is Yvette Obardi.”~She could