Chapter

 1 I    |        Forestier extended both hands.~“Ah, my dear fellow, how
 2 I    |       sheets of paper in their hands; now compositors, their
 3 I    |        you.”~The friends shook hands and the journalist left
 4 II   |       and gently pressed their hands, and then shook hands with
 5 II   |    their hands, and then shook hands with the men. He observed
 6 III  |     to-day.”~And after shaking hands, Duroy descended the staircase
 7 IV   |         Saint-Potin rubbed his hands. “Oh, she is beloved by
 8 IV   |     not need you.”~Duroy shook hands with him and walked away.
 9 V    |    Forestier entered and shook hands with him with a cordiality
10 V    |    find the house.”~They shook hands with the Forestiers and
11 V    |      toward Duroy clapping her hands, delighted to see him, and
12 V    |  becoming grave, he seized her hands and kissed them, saying:~“
13 VI   |     proposed, he extended both hands, saying:~“I am yours, Madame,
14 VI   |        you will”~He kissed her hands and raising his head said: “
15 VI   |        every movement of their hands and heads; he even knew
16 VI   |   charming smile, and he shook hands with two men who arrived
17 VI   |       he saw women. They shook hands upon being introduced and
18 VII  |   leaving, Jacques Rival shook hands with him and warned him
19 VII  | wrapped in furs. After shaking hands, Rival said: “It is as cold
20 VII  |       Le Brument.” Duroy shook hands with him and stammered: “
21 VIII |    Forestier extended both her hands, saying:~“How kind of you
22 VIII |         tried to raise his two hands toward his wife and gasped:~“
23 VIII |        pallid cheeks. Then his hands commenced to wander hither
24 VIII |   invisible to the others; his hands plucked continually at the
25 VIII |       upon his night robe; his hands ceased their perpetual motion;
26 IX   |       house. She extended both hands to him with a sweet smile,
27 IX   |        passionately kissed her hands, saying:~“Thank you—thank
28 IX   |        foolish.”~He kissed her hands feverishly and replied:~“
29 IX   |        and placing both of her hands on her husband’s shoulder,
30 IX   |       customers entered, shook hands with M. Duroy, exclaimed
31 XI   |      for them.”~She kissed his hands, saying: “You may do as
32 XI   |     she repulsed him with both hands, for she could feel his
33 XI   |         buried his face in his hands, and feigned to sob convulsively.
34 XII  |        prayer, her face in her hands. Du Roy looked at his watch
35 XII  |   toward him, and clasping her hands, she cried: “Save me, save
36 XIII |     Georges!” And pressing her hands to her heart, she burst
37 XIII |      took his head between her hands, and kissed him. At first
38 XIII |   sweetmeats.”~She clapped her hands. “What a darling you are!”
39 XIII |     and buried her face in her hands. She remained standing,
40 XIII |     Very well. Go.”~They shook hands and she left in such haste
41 XIV  |    Vaudrec’s nephew, who shook hands and returned salutations.~
42 XV   |       apologized as they shook hands.~“I have been so busy for
43 XV   |  editor, and hastened to shake hands. He was beside himself with
44 XV   |     latter grasped both of his hands and thanked him for the
45 XVII |     with you.”~She clapped her hands, as all the charming adventures
46 XVIII|       head. Then he washed his hands and returned to see what
47 XVIII|         her face buried in her hands. She had been obliged to
48 XVIII|      coming to greet. He shook hands, uttered words which signified