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Henry d'Ideville, Journal d'un diplomate en Italie (1872–1873); Marie shortens the title. ↩
Panurge's sheep (moutons de Panurge): in Rabelais's Quart Livre (1552), Panurge throws one sheep overboard and the rest of the flock jump after it; a proverbial expression for herd mentality. ↩
The Aurelian Walls (murailles d'Honorius): ancient defensive walls of Rome, originally built by Emperor Aurelian (270–275 AD) and reinforced under Honorius in the early 5th century; still largely intact, a defining feature of the Roman landscape. ↩
Surprenant: a play on «le Surprenant», Marie's nickname for Émile d'Audiffret (see 28 May 1876, 061). ↩
Charles Frederick Worth (1825–1895): English-born Paris couturier, founder of haute couture; his house at 7 rue de la Paix dressed the Empress Eugénie and all fashionable Europe. ↩