T2	GPE 122 130	New York
T3	PER 56 73	Christine Nilsson
T5	PER 481 494	Conservatives
T8	GPE 588 596	New York
T9	VEH 1084 1110	the spacious family landau
T10	PER 833 847	Madame Nilsson
T13	PER 1522 1541	one 's own coachman
T14	PER 1599 1625	the great livery-stableman
T15	PER 1678 1687	Americans
T16	PER 1773 1787	Newland Archer
T18	PER 2006 2012	sister
T19	PER 2180 2191	Mrs. Archer
T20	PER 1907 1920	the young man
T22	PER 1991 2001	his mother
T23	PER 2430 2444	Newland Archer
T24	PER 2522 2537	his forefathers
T27	GPE 2430 2456	Newland Archer 's New York
T28	GPE 2293 2305	metropolises
T30	GPE 2237 2245	New York
T32	PER 2670 2682	a dilettante
T33	PER 3030 3045	the prima donna
T35	PER 3464 3479	Swedish artists
T37	PER 3602 3616	Newland Archer
T38	PER 3909 3924	the prima donna
T40	PER 4235 4253	his artless victim
T41	PER 4256 4270	Newland Archer
T43	FAC 4371 4401	the opposite side of the house
T45	PER 4617 4650	the younger members of the family
T49	FAC 4672 4692	the front of the box
T52	PER 4729 4748	Mrs. Lovell Mingott
T53	PER 4770 4782	Mrs. Welland
T55	PER 4815 4837	these brocaded matrons
T56	PER 4917 4931	Madame Nilsson
T58	PER 5065 5073	the girl
T60	PER 5346 5360	Newland Archer
T62	GPE 5661 5667	Vienna
T63	GPE 5651 5656	Paris
T66	PER 6224 6263	Mr. Luther Burbank 's far-off prodigies
T68	PER 6062 6083	fashionable clergymen
T70	PER 6224 6242	Mr. Luther Burbank
T71	PER 6526 6535	M. Capoul
T79	PER 7340 7349	his bride
T81	PER 7130 7135	Faust
T82	PER 7384 7395	May Welland
T86	GPE 7435 7443	New York
T88	PER 7701 7731	the future Mrs. Newland Archer
T93	PER 8162 8170	his wife
T95	PER 9192 9219	any other man of the number
T98	GPE 9733 9741	New York
T103	PER 10091 10118	his lean and elegant person
T105	PER 10298 10313	a young admirer
T106	PER 10621 10642	old Sillerton Jackson
T1	FAC 98 130	the Academy of Music in New York
T4	FAC 241 349	a new Opera House which should compete in costliness and splendour with those of the great European capitals
T108	FAC 313 349	those of the great European capitals
T109	GPE 322 349	the great European capitals
T110	FAC 454 478	the sociable old Academy
T111	PER 564 639	the " new people " whom New York was beginning to dread and yet be drawn to
T6	PER 646 661	the sentimental
T7	PER 710 721	the musical
T112	FAC 787 823	halls built for the hearing of music
T11	PER 891 906	the daily press
T113	PER 944 979	an exceptionally brilliant audience
T114	VEH 1061 1078	private broughams
T12	VEH 1119 1164	the humbler but more convenient " Brown coupe
T115	FAC 1180 1189	the Opera
T116	VEH 1193 1206	a Brown coupe
T117	VEH 1256 1275	one 's own carriage
T118	VEH 1295 1309	the same means
T119	VEH 1422 1460	the first Brown conveyance in the line
T120	FAC 1556 1582	the portico of the Academy
T121	FAC 1571 1582	the Academy
T17	FAC 1807 1831	the back of the club box
T122	FAC 2058 2076	the Gothic library
T123	FAC 2147 2207	the only room in the house where Mrs. Archer allowed smoking
T21	GPE 2250 2262	a metropolis
T26	FAC 2350 2359	the opera
T25	PER 3030 3062	the prima donna 's stage-manager
T29	FAC 3089 3100	the Academy
T31	PER 3547 3573	English-speaking audiences
T34	PER 4101 4130	the little brown Faust-Capoul
T36	FAC 4301 4325	the back of the club box
T39	FAC 4428 4462	the box of old Mrs. Manson Mingott
T42	PER 4443 4462	Mrs. Manson Mingott
T44	FAC 4541 4550	the Opera
T48	PER 4842 4911	a young girl in white with eyes ecstatically fixed on the stagelovers
T50	PER 4896 4911	the stagelovers
T51	FAC 4966 4982	the silent house
T54	PER 4985 4994	the boxes
T57	PER 5591 5667	people who shared his acquaintance with the Opera houses of Paris and Vienna
T59	FAC 5631 5667	the Opera houses of Paris and Vienna
T61	PER 6038 6057	female parishioners
T64	FAC 6269 6304	the centre of this enchanted garden
T65	PER 6305 6319	Madame Nilsson
T67	FAC 6700 6761	the neat brick villa projecting obliquely from the right wing
T69	PER 6790 6804	Newland Archer
T72	PER 6835 6879	the young girl with the lilies-of-the-valley
T73	LOC 7152 7169	the Italian lakes
T74	PER 7738 7749	a simpleton
T75	PER 7890 7941	the most popular married women of the " younger set
T76	PER 8223 8305	the married lady whose charms had held his fancy through two mildly agitated years
T77	PER 8381 8407	that unhappy being 's life
T78	PER 8897 8952	the circle of ladies who were the product of the system
T80	PER 8690 8809	all the carefully-brushed , white-waistcoated , button-hole-flowered gentlemen who succeeded each other in the club box
T83	PER 8992 9006	Newland Archer
T84	PER 9031 9095	the superior of these chosen specimens of old New York gentility
T85	PER 9581 9598	Lawrence Lefferts
T87	PER 9656 9673	Lawrence Lefferts
T89	PER 10182 10292	any one who knew how to wear such good clothes so carelessly and carry such height with so much lounging grace
T90	PER 10359 10367	a fellow
T91	PER 10443 10457	Larry Lefferts
T92	GPE 9303 9311	New York
T47	PER 4755 4767	her daughter
T46	PER 4707 4726	her daughter-in-law
T94	PER 7717 7731	Newland Archer
T124	PER 833 839	Madame
T125	PER 2180 2184	Mrs.
T126	PER 4729 4733	Mrs.
T127	PER 4770 4774	Mrs.
T128	PER 4917 4923	Madame
T129	PER 6224 6227	Mr.
T130	PER 7712 7716	Mrs.
T131	PER 4443 4447	Mrs.
T132	PER 6305 6311	Madame
T96	PER 10342 10349	anybody
T97	LOC 9175 9184	the world
T99	LOC 8543 8556	a harsh world
T100	PER 9783 9795	any one else