Chapter

 1 I  |     Indifferent and passionate, he gave himself rein and drew back
 2 I  |        streets to look at them. He gave the idea of a statue turned
 3 I  |           a fine modern house, and gave their overcoats and canes
 4 I  |           words rippled forth.~She gave one hand to Servigny, who
 5 I  |         its little gold chain, she gave the other to Saval, saying
 6 I  | proportions which I like.”~And she gave her hand to the newcomer.
 7 II |         wine.] Argenteuil, for she gave everybody nicknames. And
 8 II |          hand around her waist and gave her a slight hug.~“What
 9 II |       kissed her on the cheek. She gave a little start aside, and
10 II |            her head toward him and gave her a fond, passionate kiss,
11 II |     amorous and lazy gestures, she gave her pretty white hand to
12 II |         said; “what is it?”~Yvette gave her a piercing look, as
13 III|            o’clock. The young girl gave her hand with reserve, without
14 III|           under the trees.”~Yvette gave her a quick glance.~“No,
15 III|            evening.”~Madame Obardi gave it no further thought, preoccupied
16 III|          her brow to the Marquise, gave her hand to the two young
17 III|            went out. Madame Obardi gave a great sigh.~“My daughter
18 IV |             The man, who knew her, gave her a tiny bottle of the
19 IV |         chance found a chemist who gave her, at one stroke, a quarter
20 IV |          was tail.~The Prince then gave all the others a chance,