Chapter

 1  1,2|       mind. "I am going to Baron Trigault's," he remarked to his mother; "
 2  1,2|       shall certainly find Baron Trigault's address in it." ~The baron
 3  1,2|          his hand, asked: "Baron Trigault, if you please?" ~If he
 4  2,1|        sumptuous interior of the Trigault mansion was on a par with
 5  2,1|      excited conversation. Baron Trigault, the baroness, and the famous
 6  2,1|       master of the house, Baron Trigault, who spoke, and Pascal recognized
 7  2,2|        you suppose that I, Baron Trigault, that I've worked like a
 8  2,2|         of stuff. I allow Madame Trigault eight thousand francs a
 9  2,2|       lady. She is simply Madame Trigault, a baroness, thanks to her
10  2,2|      will tell people that Baron Trigault, after losing all his money
11  2,3|        interposed: "The Baroness Trigault, whose husband has an income
12  2,4|    before yesterday the Baroness Trigault skated in the Bois. Yesterday
13  2,4|        It is always the Baroness Trigault who is the observed of all
14  2,4|          Vincennes. The Baroness Trigault has lost five hundred louis
15  2,4|         in betting. The Baroness Trigault uses her lorgnette with
16  2,4|        color. People rave of the Trigault blue - what glory! There
17  2,4|          There are also costumes Trigault, for the witty, elegant
18  2,5|    People say, 'That great Baron Trigault is never without cards in
19  3,1|      held him spell-bound. Baron Trigault was standing on the threshold.
20  3,1|       frivolous and jovial Baron Trigault whom Pascal had seen at
21  3,2|  explanation did not shake Baron Trigault's faith in his friend. "
22  3,2|          it somewhat shook Baron Trigault's confidence. "You have
23  3,2|        society with the Baroness Trigault, and knowing her story,
24  3,3|       but on his own, that Baron Trigault listened with breathless
25  3,4|         be between opulent Baron Trigault and the poor devil who went
26  4,1| millionaire and a gambler, Baron Trigault enjoyed all sorts of privileges.
27  4,1|         my visit now." ~As Baron Trigault was supposed to enjoy an
28  4,1|      drive from his heart, Baron Trigault had passed many terrible
29  4,2|              Very well," said M. Trigault. "I will go with you at
30  5,6|          out immediately - Baron Trigault is waiting for me at his
31  6,1|          servant, Job, for Baron Trigault; he would probably return
32  6,1|         which was known to Baron Trigault, M. Patterson, the Viscount
33  6,1|       everywhere told that Baron Trigault had not been seen for several
34  6,2|     consecutive days which Baron Trigault had spent with Kami-Bey,
35  6,2|    announced: "Monsieur le Baron Trigault." ~Madame d'Argeles sprang
36  6,3|           de Chalusse and Madame Trigault would become a lost woman.
37  6,3|         was her only hope, Baron Trigault. ~ ~
38  7,6|    sprang upon him. It was Baron Trigault. ~Like the other guests,
39  7,6|       was not unnecessary. Baron Trigault had a powerful hand; and
40  8,4|          mansion of the Baroness Trigault - you know - the wife of
41  8,4|     ignoramus, that the Baroness Trigault is one of the most distinguished
42  8,5|         the fashionable Baroness Trigault could not possibly dispense
43 10,6|          belongs to?" ~"To Baron Trigault," replied the man, without
44 10,6|        And repeating the name of Trigault several times to impress
45 11,3|       the afternoon, to Baroness Trigault's, and finally, in the evening,
46 12,1|      morning he applied to Baron Trigault. And his courage met with
47 12,1|         the daughter of Baroness Trigault." ~Madame Ferailleur started
48 12,2|         such a woman as Baroness Trigault, an unfortunate girl whom
49 12,4|    considerable, thanks to Baron Trigault, who had placed a hundred
50 13,1|     Pascal's part to doubt Baron Trigault's willingness to agree even
51 13,2|   delightful surprise for Madame Trigault, my daughter, and my son-in-law.
52 13,3|        on his first visit to the Trigault mansion would not be appropriate
53 13,3|      quarter of an hour at Baron Trigault's, I should have found myself
54 13,3|          representative of Baron Trigault," the valet's face changed
55 13,3|           If you come from Baron Trigault, you will be received with
56 13,3|       Maumejan," said he, "Baron Trigault's agent?" ~"Yes, monsieur - - " ~"
57 13,4|         whom he had met at Baron Trigault's half an hour before, and
58 13,4|         me some money from Baron Trigault?" ~Pascal shook his head,
59 13,5|        rumor of it reached Baron Trigault's ears? This was what he
60 13,5|           an infamous shame! and Trigault deserves to be severely
61 13,5|       not any one's subordinate. Trigault is my client, like thirty
62 13,6|           What interest would M. Trigault have in lending you a hundred
63 13,6|     momentary agitation of Baron Trigault's envoy. "It is strange
64 13,8|     hundred thousand which Baron Trigault promised me." ~And, as Pascal
65 14,2|      Argeles's defender is Baron Trigault." ~M. Wilkie's heart bounded
66 14,2|            What! So it was Baron Trigault - the noted gambler - who
67 14,2|          to mention the Baroness Trigault's name except in terms of
68 14,3|          satisfaction from Baron Trigault was certainly a very attractive
69 15,5|        in this fashion was Baron Trigault. He did not allow me to
70 15,6|         made acquainted by Baron Trigault. Had she a right to do this,
71 16,3|     presented me to the Baroness Trigault, to whose patronage I owe
72 16,4|          to call on the Baroness Trigault. I do not know what took
73 18,4|        we'll go and ask Baroness Trigault to give us our breakfast.
74 18,4|   instructed him to drive to the Trigault mansion in the Rue de la
75 18,5|         a mocking voice: "Madame Trigault, allow me to present to
76 18,5|     muslin wrapper, the Baroness Trigault sprang from her chair. This
77 18,5|      horror-stricken than Madame Trigault, and she stood rooted to
78 18,5|         implacable reply, Madame Trigault hung her head. ~"What could
79 18,5|   justice of the peace." ~Madame Trigault tottered, as if she were
80 18,5|        freed herself from Madame Trigault's grasp. "I swear to you,
81 19,1|                          1~Baron Trigault still held Madame de Fondege
82 19,2|         her own mother, Baroness Trigault, and compared her with this
83 19,5|      grand soiree given by Baron Trigault. I shall be there as well." ~
84 20,1|        to accompany him to Baron Trigault's approaching fete. It was
85 20,1|       into the presence of Baron Trigault, who received M. Wilkie
86 20,1|         with her husband, Madame Trigault had left Paris the evening
87 20,2|        him display before, Baron Trigault took the so-called Maumejan
88 20,3|         hastily approached Baron Trigault, and asked in a husky voice: "
89 20,3|   astonished when they saw Baron Trigault act as a witness on this