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 1   III|          better still, some young countess or other might fall over
 2     V|           lady of his choice, the Countess Flora. He had no thought
 3    IX|  important studies on my account! Countess, your siren song is generally
 4    IX|    handing round the tea, and the Countess X - - had just begun to
 5     X|    announced: "Her Excellency the Countess Flora Eszéky Szentirmay!"~ ~ ~ ~
 6     X|          each other: "Dame Marion Countess Szentirmay - Countess Rudolf
 7     X|      Marion Countess Szentirmay - Countess Rudolf Szentirmay - my wife."~ ~
 8     X|          suit, for our visit; not Countess Rudolf's kindness, as you
 9    XI|           gentleman," resumed the Countess. "If he had not a title,
10    XI|     nerves.~ ~"Ah! next comes the Countess Kereszty. She is an excellent
11   XII|         her wishes; for, although Countess Sárosdy had brought two
12   XII| sufficient. On the arrival of the Countess Kereszty, Fanny joyfully
13   XII|      honoured lady, the amazonian Countess Kereszty, I should have
14 XVIII|          there, and the beautiful countess and her worthy husband were