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 1  32|    seats of all, Monsieur and Madame Loiseau, wholesale wine
 2  36|                               Madame Carre-Lamadon, much younger
 3  65|       in war time, is it not, madame?" And, casting a glance
 4  69|     might be allowed to offer Madame Loiseau a small helping.~ ~
 5  72|     Breville and Monsieur and Madame Carre-Lamadon endured that
 6  78|         We accept gratefully, madame."~ ~
 7  80|      charming. But the sturdy Madame Loiseau, who had the soul
 8  87|    spite of her plumpness. So Madame de Breville offered her
 9 113|                You are wrong, madame, for your refusal may bring
10 124|                  Monsieur and Madame Follenvie dined at the end
11 126|     well to hold your tongue, Madame Follenvie."~ ~
12 128|                          Yes, madame, these Germans do nothing
13 128|     their high roads! Really, madame, these soldiers are of no
14 187|       yet two hours to dinner Madame Loiseau proposed a game
15 216|     his figure, and his face. Madame Carre-Lamadon, who had known
16 222|                     Whereupon Madame Loiseau's vulgar temperament
17 223|   even coachmen! Yes, indeed, madame -- the coachman at the prefecture!
18 224| shuddered; the eyes of pretty Madame Carre-Lamadon glistened,
19 229|    more than another?" Dainty Madame Carre-Lamadon seemed to
20 241|       instead of calling her "madame" as they had done hitherto,
21 248|                  Undoubtedly, madame. An action reprehensible
22 266|    this place." And great was Madame Loiseau's dismay when the
23 266|       for the first time that Madame Carre-Lamadon was charming;
24 289|      Then they separated. But Madame Loiseau, who was nothing
25 295|       a humble "Good-morning, madame," to which the other replied
26 296|       to know her -- all save Madame Loiseau, who, glancing contemptuously
27 300|      countess, turning toward Madame Carre-Lamadon, soon broke
28 301|              I think you know Madame d'Etrelles?"~ ~
29 315|       it? It's not my fault." Madame Loiseau chuckled triumphantly,