Bebelle

He was loved in platonic fashion by his employer's wife, Mme. Lupin, otherwise known as Bebelle, a fat ridiculous female without education.

Repertory of the Comedie Humaine Part 1 Anatole Cerfberr 1865

This alarming development of cellular tissue no doubt reassured Lupin on the subject of the platonic passion of his fat wife, whom he boldly called Bebelle without raising a laugh.

Sons of the Soil Honor�� de Balzac 1824

LUPIN (Madame), wife of the preceding, called "Bebelle;" only daughter of a salt-merchant enriched by the Revolution; had a platonic affection for the chief clerk, Bonnac.

Repertory of the Comedie Humaine Part 2 Anatole Cerfberr 1865

"Bebelle" candidly admitted that prudence forbade her wearing corsets.

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Bebelle broke into a laugh, laughed merrily and heartily, clapped her chubby hands, and beat her little feet on the stone pavement of the

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On the green turf of the garden Bebelle lay sleeping, with her cheek touching it.

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Bebelle having no other reply on her lips than her chubby right fist, the Corporal offered his services as interpreter.

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Careful not to wake Bebelle as he went, he repaired to the lodge where such little tokens of remembrance were sold, and bought two wreaths.

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All went prosperously, and he got into an empty carriage in the train, where he could lay Bebelle on the seat over against him, as on a couch, and cover her from head to foot with his mantle.

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Then, sensible of a small solecism in her manners, Bebelle twisted her right hand in a leg of the

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