There were some journalists there, among others M. Merle, the husband of Mme. Dorval. |
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At this time Mme. du Deffand had supposably reformed her conduct, if not her belief. |
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What would her father say if she accepted Mme. morrel's generous proposition? |
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This visit he made one morning in company with Zuleika and M. and Mme. morrel. |
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The maniac whom even the mention of Zuleika's name had failed to touch was completely under Mme. morrel's influence. |
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On the 25th of August, in the same commune, Mme. Morin's house was pillaged. |
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Berthe tried to get away from her patient, but Mme. Rambert held her back, almost by force. |
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This tall Mme. Polge is funereal in her green dress, the ideal of dry-nurses. |
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Assyriology leads me to mention M. and Mme. Dieulafoy, well known for their excavations at Suse, and their books. |
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This dinner, on October 14th, auguring good fortune to all, was the last success of Mme. Roland. |
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But Mme Lerat, his own sister, shook her head doubtfully, averring that she was not so sure of his ignorance. |
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It had been peopled after two or three winters which Mme. Bourjot had spent in Nice under pretext of benefitting her health. |
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Mme Boursier, knowing the poverty of her paramour, had paid him as her cicisbeo, squandering upon him her children's patrimony. |
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The list of learned societies to which Mme. curie belongs is an extended one. |
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The work of Professor and Mme. curie was merely the final clue to guide the great search. |
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Yet Mme. Ricard had nothing about her that was conformed to the fashions of the day. |
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Moreover, the perfect sincerity of M. and Mme. blech is beyond all suspicion. |
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I have sent word to Mme. de Brinon to examine them all, and to begin nothing for the novitiate until my return. |
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She believed she saw in Mme. de Maintenon a Tartuffe in a sage-coloured gown. |
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The locus classicus for this is generally taken to be Mme. de Maintenon's well-known letter about her brother's housekeeping. |
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He took the key, which was customarily given him as one of the family, ascended the stairs, and introduced Mme. |
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D'Artagnan took advantage of the lamp which burned in the cabin of the ferryman to read the billet of Mme. |
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While Fandor was going downstairs the pseudo Mme. Ceiron made a grimace. |
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Gozzi means that he had assumed the rle of cicisbeo to Mme. Ricci. |
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Meilhan was demonstrably lying to conceal Mme Lacoste's liberality. |
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The performance established Mme. Nordica as a Wagner singer. |
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But he was no idyllist, though he could be tender as Mme. Cottin herself. |
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He passed his tongue over a spoonful of preserves, and stuck his teeth into the sticky pastry of Mme. |
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Moncharmin interfered and conducted the interrogatory, whence it appeared that Mme. |
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Necker, minister of finance under Louis XVI, and became the mother of the famous Mme. |
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Of course, everyone who comes to the Mount has heard of Mme. poulard. |
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I'm going back and sit with Mme. poulard Ain till it's time to go. |
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Coquenard entered, pushed along upon his armchair with casters by Mme. |
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How many magnificent projects of vengeance she conceives by the light of the flashes which her tempestuous passion casts over her mind against Mme. |
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D'Artagnan raised the three or four boards which made his chamber another ear of Dionysius, spread a carpet on the floor, went upon his knees, and made a sign to Mme. |
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