Chapter

 1 I    |     taking his former comrade’s arm, told him of his malady,
 2 I    |   whistling, his cane under his arm.~Duroy asked his name.~“
 3 I    |        head and tapping Duroy’s arm with her fan, said to him: “
 4 I    |     which the brunette took his arm and together they left the
 5 II   |     short man entered, upon his arm a tall, handsome woman,
 6 II   |         upon his hostess’s bare arm as he did so.~Forestier
 7 II   |  dining-room, Duroy offered his arm to the little girl. She
 8 II   |        to lay her hand upon his arm. Upon entering the drawing-room,
 9 II   |      laid her hand upon Duroy’s arm. He felt that he would like
10 III  |       He patted his companion’s arm and said to him: “Go to
11 III  | Certainly.”~Taking his friend’s arm, the journalist drew him
12 IV   |      young man’s face, took his arm and leaning upon it, said: “
13 V    |        adore you.” She took his arm as if he had been her husband,
14 V    |     served!”~He offered her his arm gravely. They lunched without
15 V    |       strength upon her lover’s arm. They met no one.~He was
16 VI   |       placing her hand upon his arm, she said: “I am going to
17 VI   |     away. The old poet took his arm; fearing no rivalry on the
18 VII  |         knew that he raised his arm and pressed with all his
19 IX   |         placing her hand on his arm, she said: “Do not let us
20 IX   |         the hand resting on the arm of the chair, but she drew
21 IX   |         promise, he slipped his arm around her waist, pressed
22 IX   |      The old man took his son’s arm and asked him: “How are
23 IX   |   Madeleine,” as he slipped his arm around her waist.~
24 XI   |   carriages. Du Roy offered his arm to Mme. Walter and they
25 XII  |      three to six.”~Seizing his arm she repeated: “No, now,
26 XII  |      desire to seize her by the arm and drag her away; then
27 XII  |       the stairs. He seized her arm: “It is here, on the ground
28 XIV  |     left the shop, she took his arm quite affectionately. She
29 XV   |     throng, some one seized his arm, and a fresh, youthful voice
30 XV   |     that any more. Give me your arm; I will show you ‘Christ
31 XV   |         to be angry, patted his arm with her fan, and vowed
32 XV   |      hand still rested upon his arm. She asked:~“Would you like
33 XV   |     passing upon the minister’s arm. They were talking in low
34 XV   |     suitor. Some one seized his arm. It was Norbert de Varenne.
35 XV   |          or rather offer her my arm. Husband and wife should
36 XV   |         leaning on her sister’s arm, advanced toward him. In
37 XV   |         you like.”~She took his arm and they passed through
38 XVI  |      who stood ready, coat upon arm, hat in hand, asked: “Do
39 XVI  |      Then, taking the officer’s arm, he said: “Let us go, sir;
40 XVII |   encircling her waist with his arm: “It is too late to take
41 XVIII|       leaning upon her father’s arm. She looked like a beautiful
42 XVIII|          Walter followed on the arm of Count de Latour-Ivelin’
43 XVIII|        he rose, and, giving his arm to his wife, they passed
44 XVIII|         Suzanne’s hand upon his arm to pass through the church