Chapter

 1 I  |             marrow. Everybody has a good time at her house, with
 2 I  |            the other parlor. Have a good time, gentlemen, the house
 3 I  |           or otherwise. Bargains as good as new, even better, for
 4 I  |        their lips. They displayed a good deal of shoulder, like their
 5 I  |           my friend, Baron Saval.”~“Good evening, Monsieur. Are you
 6 I  |           How shall I nickname you? Good! I have it. I shall call
 7 I  |             Ah Prince, Prince, what good fortune!”~Servigny took
 8 I  |           All the same, it would be good to become Yvette’s first
 9 I  |          would give, and Saval said good night to him as they reached
10 II |           not too warm, it was mild—good weather to live in. The
11 II |            head. It depends, too, a good deal on how I get up. Every
12 II |             remarked:~“Silence is a good thing, at times. People
13 II |             if you keep on being as good as that. Now, with whom
14 II |         hairdressing competition.”~“Good! We’ll drop the Prince.
15 II |        Montijo, who was at least of good family, became empress.
16 II |             man who was rich and of good society, excepting by a
17 III|           arrange them to produce a good effect engraved about her
18 III|            though grave, she said:~“Good morning, Muscade, are you
19 III|            Muscade, are you well?” “Good morning, Mam’zelle, fairly,
20 III|          call a butterfly, a man of good family, who had intelligence
21 III|             making phrases, who had good health and who has injured
22 III|           you are a young person of good sense, and practicalness,
23 III| practicalness, or if you prefer, of good practical sense, who knows
24 III|            friend Servigny? It is a good time to enjoy the coolness
25 III|       employed. A single one seemed good, which was quite in keeping
26 III|            to me like that. I am as good as anybody else, do you
27 III|            honest women’ are not as good as I am.”~Yvette, astonished,
28 IV |          that she must have been of good birth, so that, when the
29 IV |          all this very funny and in good taste. The two recruits
30 IV |           is what you call having a good time, isn’t it? You came
31 IV |        great favor I ask; it is too good a means, and too good a
32 IV |           too good a means, and too good a time to obtain a rendezvous.”~
33 IV |              causing her to choke.~“Good, she breathes,” said he. “
34 IV |            in this air which was so good, her eyes closed, her heart
35 IV |             She stammered: “You are good.”~They were silent. He looked