Chapter

 1 2|          the moment - the beautiful Countess Foedora...~" 'I have never
 2 2|             me afresh. Here was the Countess Foedora, rich and loveless,
 3 2|           as to my conduct with the countess; he described her as mean,
 4 2|             and hurried back to the countess, whom I had seen in the
 5 2|            problem for science. The countess sat in silence for a moment
 6 2|             lofty soul dwelt in the countess, lent to her face those
 7 2|           before my eyes. I saw the countess again in her white dress
 8 2|           looked round, and saw the countess hidden in the shadow at
 9 2|      between us both suspended. The countess was glacial: a presentiment
10 2|         fire and left us alone, the countess turned to me with an inexplicable
11 2|             daily life to which the countess had not given importance,
12 2|            your ascendency over the countess, gave out that you were
13 2| presumptuous speeches, and gave the countess credit for no little magnanimity.
14 2|           adventurer, or some shady countess or other, will be found
15 2|            said; 'we shall see your countess there, and I will show you
16 2|           perfection!' ~"We saw the countess, radiant amid the splendors
17 2|            a note from Foedora. The countess asked me to take her to
18 2|        sound for the most part; the countess had sent away her carriage.
19 2|        important service,' said the countess, looking at me in an embarrassed
20 2|        drawing-rooms, or one of the countess' great dinners must sustain
21 2|            that lay between us. The countess confirmed all my fears;
22 2|            Well, he called upon the countess, and completely eclipsed
23 2|          some freak of fashion. The countess showed some signs of a wish
24 2|     portrait in order to escort the countess. Although the pawnbroker
25 2|             in it, and I waited the countess' coming soiree with impatience.
26 2|           came for his hat from the countess' chest of drawers, close
27 2|           the boudoir close by, the countess, finding only some five
28 2|           not to quarrel,' said the countess, laughing. ~" 'I am quite
29 2|      sarcastic encomiums misled the countess, who sacrificed without
30 2|         writes Memoirs,' put in the countess, who seemed to object to
31 2|    prevailed. ~" 'Memoirs of a sham countess, madame,' replied Rastignac. '
32 2|          rival, left alone with the countess, rose to go. ~" 'What! already?'
33 2|             of Pria che spunti, the countess entered her room. No one
34 2|            clearness of tone in the countess' voice, a thrilling harmony
35 2|            Life is very empty,' the countess went on. 'Ah! be careful
36 2|              her maid left her. The countess turned to and fro several
37 2|             to read a comedy at the countess' house in two days' time;
38 2|             is strong indeed. ~"The countess, in her blue cashmere gown,
39 2|           my soul I wedded her. The countess was subdued and fascinated
40 2|        carrying out the design. The countess is an admirable monster
41 2|        shirt to his back. Any day a countess or an actress or a run of
42 3|            side of the theatre. The Countess had probably only just come,
43 3|        speech had already given the Countess an incurable wound. We know
44 3|           soul; or Pauline become a countess, and twice a millionaire,
45 3|         fair hair. "How stupid your Countess Foedora is! How pleased
46 3|           the risk of offending the countess, for if she ever came to