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 1 II  | possession of the property, he began, all the while maintaining
 2 III |        utmost indifference. He began to hum the chorus of a song
 3 III |        said to the porter, who began thereupon to take away the
 4 III | Mistigris.~ ~Georges and Oscar began to laugh impertinently.~ ~"
 5 V   |       gold that glitters,'" he began, his eyes flaming.~ ~"That'
 6 VI  |        Beaumont~to Moisselles, began to carp and criticize with
 7 VI  |       son to place~chairs, and began to display her graces.~ ~"
 8 VI  |      he had~to do.~ ~Mistigris began to rebel internally against
 9 VI  |     woman more closely; for he began to see something serious~
10 VII |      Clapart; but presently he~began again.~ ~"Besides, Madame
11 VII |     mothers in such cases,~she began the peroration which terminates
12 VIII|     without clients, Desroches began, as it were, a~new dynasty.
13 VIII|       after which the register began~again, in 1806, with the
14 VIII|   after reading a few pages he began to laugh, said~nothing to
15 IX  |        danseuse" of the Gaiete began to give~dinners, spent three
16 IX  |      solid eating of the feast began; the dessert~did not appear
17 IX  |  distinguished author, who now began, with Florine, to play a
18 IX  |   Presently those who remained began what was called "character~
19 XI  |          remarked Georges. "He began his~pile surreptitiously