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 1 1| mystifying the worthy people of France with a few new words and
 2 1|      writers, the hope of young France, in a roar. "So far our
 3 1|      Chartreaux left us here in France; it is a sort of infirmary
 4 1|      peristyle is not common in France. I feel as if life had begun
 5 1|        the cities of Valence in France, and Valencia in Spain,
 6 1|    everybody, and one nation of France, and to establish the rule
 7 2|         the men of the south of France a certain ascendency when
 8 2|         we have had no queen in France these twenty years, for
 9 2|       no cloud over her here in France; the Duchesse de Carigliano,
10 2|    young fops, sons of peers of France, have offered her a title
11 2|      ex-ministers, and peers of France. The conversation, interrupted
12 2|              Since my return to France, more than one young man,
13 2|       Would you marry a peer of France?' I demanded abruptly. ~" '
14 2|        as a minister, a peer of France, a duke. I will make of
15 2|   Nebuchadnezzar! - Love! Wine! France! - glory and tr - treas " ~
16 2|            He will be a peer of France." ~"Pooh! what is a peer
17 2|         Pooh! what is a peer of France since July?" said the amateur
18 3|         to a duke and a peer of France; then he spent three hundred
19 3|         though you were King of France - I mean the real old one.
20 3|        de Justice, and peers of France to the Luxembourg; but one
21 3|         situations to be had in France, but I have only one life.
22 3|       upon her. A young peer of France had come with her; she asked
23 3|     errors reflected glory upon France; but a she-coxcomb would
24 3|   history was much neglected in France, I think a traveler must