Chapter

 1 I  |         entrance to this house, just as there is in bazaars,
 2 I  |     talents.”~“I don’t remember just how I went to her house.
 3 I  |      to-day. Tall, magnificent, just ripe, eighteen years old,
 4 I  |      two charmers. No one knows just what they are planning.
 5 I  |    shall take the first ticket, just as I would do for a street
 6 I  |         one giving you a title, just as they give a bunch of
 7 I  |       upon the Colossus who had just been introduced to her.
 8 I  |      introduced to her. She had just the slightest down on her
 9 I  |         souls are out of joint, just like the limbs of the little
10 I  |        thin.~She seemed to move just as her mother was made to
11 I  |         height. Now Muscade has just the proportions which I
12 I  |       my dear Duke, that I have just leased a villa at Bougival
13 I  |        are becoming very vulgar—just as you have been several
14 I  |      the murmur of the players, just as if the money was putting
15 I  |        odor of love among them, just as you scent the perfumes
16 I  |         the master of the house just now?” asked Saval.~Servigny
17 II |       was halfway up this hill, just at the corner of the Seine,
18 II |  morning, on waking, I can tell just what I shall be in the evening.
19 II |      depends on the book I have just read.”~She was clad in a
20 II |      far away, for I heard them just now.”~Servigny murmured: “
21 II |      curbing his spirit to find just the right, tender, and decisive
22 II |      the beginning of her neck, just beneath the golden hair,
23 II |    illustrious examples. It was just by this same process that
24 II |      make one but they make two just the same. Have you ever
25 II |       Mam’zelle,” he answered. “Just time to splash my face with
26 II |        could not exactly define just what light and vague odor
27 II |     breath, which seemed to him just as delicious to inhale.~
28 II |       read!”~“Is it a wager, or just a simple fad?” he asked.~“
29 II |         turn around. Yvette had just entered, still in her daytime
30 II |     this. Something strange has just happened.”~“What can it
31 III|   friend not to lie to me once, just once?”~“Even twice, if necessary.”~“
32 III|       withdrew.~As her room was just above the terrace, the leaves
33 III|       Servigny, then, must have just gone up to his room. Her
34 III|     dreams in fantastic scenes.~Just then a voice below her uttered
35 III|        you out if you loitered, just as you loiter, now because
36 III|        And she remained in bed, just as if she had been ill.
37 IV |      Yes, her room would remain just the same, with the same
38 IV | listened, in despair. Servigny, just a bit tipsy, was imitating
39 IV |         thought as she had done just now. The chloroform quieting
40 IV |         Duke.”~“Ha, ha, that is just what I expected.”~Servigny,
41 IV |           But Servigny, who had just said something in a low
42 IV |          Come, go out a minute, just a minute, and I promise
43 IV |         he said.~She murmured: “Just a second more. I am so happy.”~