Children -- Juvenile fiction; Paris (France) -- Juvenile fiction
Arc de Triomphe ärk dĕ trē´-ônf´
Argonne är-gōn´
Bastille bȧs-tēl´
Bois bwä
Bois de Boulogne bwä´ dẽ bōō´-lōn´
Burgundy bûr´-gŭn-dĭ
Champagne shăm-pān´
Champs Elysées shän´zā-lē-zā´
D´Artrot där-trō
Dijon dē-zhôn´
Guignol gēn´-yōl
Jeanne jēn
Louvre lōō´-vr´
Ma chérie mä shĕr-ē´
Mademoiselle mȧd-mwȧ-zĕl´
Margot mär´-gō
Meuse mūz
Mona Lisa mō´-nä lē´-zä
Moreau mō-rō´
Pierrot pyĕ-rō´
Place de la Concorde pläs dĕ lä kôn-kôrd´
Place de la Revolution pläs dĕ lä rĕv-ō-lū´-syōn´
Pont Neuf pôn nûf
Reims rēmz
Tuileries twēl-rē´
Venus de Milo vē´-nus dĕ mē´-lō
Verdun vĕr-dŭn´
Villard vē-lär´
Transcriber's Note
Punctuation and formatting markup have been normalized.
Apparent printer's errors have been retained.
"_" surrounding text represents italics.
Some illustrations have been moved near their mention in the text.
The author makes use of many diacritical marks to aid the reader with
pronunciation. Please note that due to restrictions, an alternative
diacritic mark was used in the word, "är-gō̍n´". The original diacritic
mark over the letter "o", believed to be a short up tack, is unable to
be represented in UTF-8. For the same reason, the macron over a double
"o" has been changed to read "ōō".
End of Project Gutenberg's Little Jeanne of France, by Madeline Brandeis
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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