Chapter

 1  1,2|             baron receiving?" ~"The baroness hasn't forbidden it." ~This
 2  2,1|   conversation. Baron Trigault, the baroness, and the famous Van Klopen
 3  2,1|           room. It was a woman, the baroness, who was speaking, and the
 4  2,1|        month of June," remarked the baroness. ~But the illustrious adorner
 5  2,1|           of July," interrupted the baroness. ~"There are but few entries
 6  2,2|           that's all," repeated the baroness, like an echo. ~"That's
 7  2,2|           simply Madame Trigault, a baroness, thanks to her husband's
 8  2,2|           no rank to keep up." ~The baroness must have attached immense
 9  2,2|           frightened cries from the baroness, and several guttural exclamations
10  2,3|          have been intended for the baroness. These thoughts darted through
11  2,3|           his wife interposed: "The Baroness Trigault, whose husband
12  2,3|             certainly irritated the baroness, for it was with the greatest
13  2,3|          Monsieur," interrupted the baroness, in a voice husky with anger, "
14  2,4|            day before yesterday the Baroness Trigault skated in the Bois.
15  2,4|            comedy. It is always the Baroness Trigault who is the observed
16  2,4|         observers at Vincennes. The Baroness Trigault has lost five hundred
17  2,4|       hundred louis in betting. The Baroness Trigault uses her lorgnette
18  2,4|            famed for 'form,' as the baroness - and silk merchants have
19  2,4|              for the witty, elegant baroness has a host of admirers who
20  2,4| smoking-room, Pascal could hear the baroness angrily stamp her foot,
21  2,4|           Pascal felt sure that the baroness had stationed herself before
22  2,4|           you do this?" And, as the baroness made no reply, he continued: "
23  2,4|         assist me." ~Meanwhile, the baroness energetically denied her
24  2,5|          accusation!" exclaimed the baroness. ~"Yes, always!" ~"You must
25  2,5|          crowd. He thought that the baroness would be crushed - that
26  2,5|   consciousness of my misery!" ~The baroness gave vent to a cold, sneering
27  3,2|          had not happened." ~ ~"The baroness was taken suddenly ill at
28  3,2|           the same society with the Baroness Trigault, and knowing her
29  8,4|           the superb mansion of the Baroness Trigault - you know - the
30  8,4|          little ignoramus, that the Baroness Trigault is one of the most
31  8,4|      genuine pride, she added: "The baroness is my friend. I will introduce
32  8,5|           friend of the fashionable Baroness Trigault could not possibly
33 10,5|        conclusive argument that the baroness liked it in such or such
34 10,5|             had been sent here by a baroness who possessed certain rights
35 10,5|              it is only because the baroness has just sent some flowers.
36 10,5|             One of these is for the baroness. You must deliver it into
37 10,6|           the letter to that famous baroness," he thought. "I'm here,
38 10,6|            go. The viscount and the baroness are shrewd. When you have
39 10,6|             the missive sent to the baroness. And why should it not be
40 10,6|         connection between the rich baroness and the poor tobacco dealer,
41 11,2|           between the letter to the baroness and the letter to Madame
42 11,2|           have patience, and to the baroness, entreating, or rather commanding
43 11,3|           de Coralth's house to the baroness's residence, but fatalities
44 11,3|             attend even a step! The baroness, on receiving the letter
45 11,3|        monsieur." ~"Did you see the baroness?" ~"She made me wait two
46 11,3|          then, in the afternoon, to Baroness Trigault's, and finally,
47 12,1|       Marguerite is the daughter of Baroness Trigault." ~Madame Ferailleur
48 12,1|       pathway. "The daughter of the baroness!" she faltered. "Great Heavens!" ~"
49 12,1|        speak in this style. For the baroness was Marguerite's mother
50 12,1|      generation to generation. "The baroness knew that her husband adored
51 12,1|       Perhaps you would censure the baroness more severely if you knew
52 12,2|         daughter of such a woman as Baroness Trigault, an unfortunate
53 13,1|         louis, and harnessed to the baroness's brougham, were stamping
54 13,1|             advantage. ~"That's the baroness," whispered the servant,
55 13,1|             in this respect had the baroness allowed her locks to retain
56 13,5|          the baron gambles, and the baroness is the most elegant - in
57 14,2|       weight, "never to mention the Baroness Trigault's name except in
58 14,3|         circle to that in which the baroness sparkled with such lively
59 16,3|             You presented me to the Baroness Trigault, to whose patronage
60 16,4|           de Fondege to call on the Baroness Trigault. I do not know
61 18,4|          the case, we'll go and ask Baroness Trigault to give us our
62 18,5|         take this young lady to the baroness, and you and I can join
63 18,5|           white muslin wrapper, the Baroness Trigault sprang from her
64 18,5|           indeed, to a Coralth! The baroness had once been marvellously
65 18,5|             emotion but vanity, the baroness had never shed a tear over
66 18,5|              However, this time the baroness trembled. Her usual shrewdness
67 18,5|      summoning all her courage, the baroness broke the silence by saying: "
68 18,5|            of his escritoire." ~The baroness started back as if a yawning
69 18,5|          had ever known before, the baroness uttered an exclamation of
70 18,5|            toward the door when the baroness threw herself at her feet,
71 18,5|        without even glancing at the baroness, who had fallen upon the
72 19,1|           much! And why doesn't the baroness make her appearance - she
73 19,1|          severe. Guilty or not, the baroness was still her mother. Had
74 19,2|          remembered her own mother, Baroness Trigault, and compared her
75 20,1|         false, and said that if the baroness had really fled, handsome
76 20,2|      trouble himself much about the baroness now. Had he not got in his