In order to assist his mother, the
son, Paul, secured an appointment at Paris in a Government office. Au
Bonheur des Dames.
VALLAGNOSC (PAUL DE), an old friend of Octave Mouret, whom he had known
at Plassans. He belonged to an old family, but, being a younger son
without money, was obliged to select a profession. He studied law, but
meeting with no success, was obliged to accept an appointment in the
Ministry of the Interior. He married Mademoiselle de Boves. Au Bonheur
des Dames.
VALLAGNOSC (MADAME PAUL DE), wife of the preceding. See Blanche de
Boves.
VALQUEYRAS (COMTE DE), a relation of Marquis de Carnavant, who lived in
his house. La Fortune des Rougon.
He was a supporter of the Marquis de Lagrifoul, the Legitimist Deputy
for Plassans, who visited him for a fortnight before the election which
was dominated by Abbe Faujas. La Conquete de Plassans.
VALQUEYRAS (MARQUISE DE), in 1873, she was the only representative of
a very old family. She was a widow with a little daughter of six, very
rich, and equally parsimonious. When Doctor Pascal Rougon called on her
to ask payment of his fees, he allowed himself to be put off, and even
gave advice regarding the health of the child.
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