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 1    I,  I  |          learned that she was the Comtesse de Guilleroy, wife of a
 2    I,  I  |           the tie that united the Comtesse de Guilleroy and the painter,
 3    I,  III| Pontaiglin,” “the Puicelci,” “the Comtesse de Lochrist,” or “the beautiful
 4    I,  III|          sneer at us. Look at the Comtesse de Lochrist instead.”~Alone,
 5    I,  IV |         among the throng when the Comtesse de Guilleroy, leaning on
 6   II,  II |            announcing:~“Madame la Comtesse is served.”~“Have you called
 7   II,  III|        conviction, “Oh, Madame la Comtesse, blondes should never leave
 8   II,  IV |          in others.”~For him, the Comtesse de Guilleroy had been this
 9   II,  IV |    approached the dwelling of the Comtesse de Guilleroy. “Perhaps she
10   II,  VI |          women he recognized. The Comtesse de Lochrist, in a proscenium
11   II,  VI |  earnestly and entreats Madame la~Comtesse de Guilleroy to come to
12   II,  VI |          Monsieur,~that Madame la Comtesse and yourself will grant