She went to live with her aunt, the wife of Rebufat, farmer at Plassans.
Here she met Silvere Mouret, and an idyllic love affair followed. When
Silvere joined the Republican Insurrection in 1861, Miette, fired by his
enthusiasm, accompanied him, and carried the banner of revolt. In the
attack by the regular troops, which soon followed, she fell mortally
wounded. La Fortune des Rougon.
CHANTEGREIL (EULALIE). See Madame Eulalie Rebufat.
CHANTEMESSE (MADAME), a customer of Madame Francois, the
market-gardener. It was she who brought up the two foundling children,
Marjolin and Cadine. Le Ventre de Paris.
CHANTEREAU (MADAME), wife of an ironmaster. She was a cousin of the
Fougerays, and a friend of the Muffats. With Madame du Joncquoy
and Madame Hugon she gave an air of severe respectability to the
drawing-room of Comtesse Sabine de Muffat. Her husband owned a foundry
in Alsace, where war with Germany was feared, and she caused much
amusement to her friends by expressing the opinion that Bismarck would
make war with France and would conquer. Nana.
CHARBONNEL (M.), a retired oil-merchant of Plassans.
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