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 1        I|    commiseration.~ ~“Monsieur le Duc will not put you to
 2      III|      Shouts of “Vive Monsieur le Duc de Sairmeuse!” interrupted
 3      III|  exclaimed, “here is Monsieur le Cure now!”~ ~The son of
 4      III|       there was one, Monsieur le Marquis.”~ ~The old housekeeper,
 5      III|      parlor door.~ ~“Monsieur le Duc,” said she, “Monsieur
 6       IV|           Permit me, Monsieur le Duc,” he said, hastily, “
 7       IV|      of the head.~ ~“Monsieur le Duc,” continued Lacheneur, “
 8       IV|        exclaimed:~ ~“Monsieur le Duc! Oh, Monsieur le Duc!”~ ~
 9       IV| Monsieur le Duc! Oh, Monsieur le Duc!”~ ~Lacheneur shrugged
10        V|     It is only this, Monsieur le Baron,” replied the unfortunate
11       VI|          Believe me, Monsieur le Baron, I am deeply touched
12       VI|       is in honor of Monsieur le Duc de Sairmeuse.”~ ~“Impossible!”~ ~“
13       VI|        crying, ‘Vive Monsieur le Duc!’ The duke was enchanted,
14       VI|        Vive Monseigneur! Vive le Duc de Sairmeuse!”~ ~It
15      VII|      we risk by crying, ‘Vive le Duc?’ Nothing; absolutely
16       XI|      of meeting you, Monsieur le Marquis,” said he, “I deem
17      XII|    son and I. It was Monsieur le Duc——”~ ~“Very well,” said
18      XII|    will not do this, Monsieur le Duc?” said he, earnestly.~ ~“
19     XIII|    not in the least, Monsieur le Marquis, although this letter
20     XIII|     poor Marie-Anne, Monsieur le Marquis, since her father
21      XXV|       the others.~ ~“Monsieur le Duc is busy, and can receive
22      XXV|   said the servant. “Monsieur le Duc is preparing his report
23    XXVII|       Escorval——”~ ~“Monsieur le Baron d’Escorval was entirely
24    XXVII|   compassion.~ ~“No, Monsieur le Cure,” said he, “I shall
25    XXVII|    will, restored to Monsieur le Duc the chateau of Monsieur
26    XXVII|       the chateau of Monsieur le Duc’s ancestors. Monsieur
27    XXVII|    must request you, Monsieur le Marquis,” said the duke, “
28   XXVIII|     your assistance, Monsieur le Cure. What are we going
29     XXIX|     you for nothing, Monsieur le Marquis,” she said, quietly.~ ~“
30     XXIX|    only a poor girl, Monsieur le Marquis,” she murmured,
31   XXXIII|     the curiosity of Monsieur le Marquis. I do not belong
32    XXXIV|       as he read:~ ~“Monsieur le marquis—In exchange for
33     XXXV|   What! is this you, Monsieur le Cure!” he exclaimed, delightedly. “
34   XXXVII|    will remember it, Monsieur le Cure. Go and obtain the
35  XXXVIII|    You are too fast, Monsieur le Marquis! Have you forgotten
36       XL|        We are going, Monsieur le Duc,” she said, coldly, “
37       XL|     be happy. Adieu, Monsieur le Duc, we shall never meet
38     XLII|  hours. Your father, monsieur le marquis—mon Dieu! what a
39    XLVII|    rather au revoir, Monsieur le Baron, Madame, and you,
40      LIV| through the post:~ ~“Monsieur le Duc—I, if I were in your
41      LIV|    Martial’s horse. “Monsieur le Duc is too fine for that.”~ ~
42      LIV|         Martial!”~ ~“Monsieur le Duc!”~ ~These cries escaping
43       LV|     must also say to Monsieur le Duc,” he continued, “that