Chapter

 1 I   |    thirsty.”~He glanced at men seated at the tables, men who could
 2 I   |       thirsty.”~When they were seated at a table, Forestier ordered
 3 I   |        in the same color. They seated themselves. To their right
 4 I   |      taking a chair she calmly seated herself in front of him,
 5 II  |      that delicate subject.~He seated himself upon a chair she
 6 III |       air. In a few moments he seated himself at his table, dipped
 7 III |     Madame’s presence. She was seated at a table and extended
 8 III |        was writing an article, seated in an easychair; Jacques
 9 IV  |   strolled along to a cafe and seated himself in order to read
10 IV  |      Then he returned home and seated himself at his table to
11 IV  |      occupied, her husband was seated writing, while Mme. Forestier
12 V   |       having kissed the child, seated her by his side, and with
13 V   |      the lady’s hand, and they seated themselves, the child between
14 V   |  silver, and candelabra.~Duroy seated himself upon a low bench.
15 V   |       a couch, upon which they seated themselves side by side.
16 V   |      Rue de Rome. When she was seated in the cab, he whispered: “
17 VI  |       the reflection of people seated in another room. He passed
18 VI  |        and mother. He saw them seated at their homely board, eating
19 VI  |      upon being introduced and seated themselves at a table set
20 VII |        stairs. A gentleman was seated in the carriage. Rival said: “
21 VIII|      saw a form near a window, seated in an easy-chair, and wrapped
22 VIII|         Forestier went out and seated herself with Duroy in an
23 VIII|   listen to his secrets.”~They seated themselves upon a bench
24 VIII|   stirred. The young woman was seated in an easy-chair at the
25 VIII|        the bed. Duroy likewise seated himself, and they watched
26 IX  |      must talk seriously.”~She seated herself without removing
27 IX  |      train glided along, Duroy seated in front of his wife, took
28 IX  | delighted. “I? Impossible.”~He seated himself beside her. She
29 XI  |  opened the door. Clotilde was seated by the fireplace; it seemed
30 XI  |   Walter and her two daughters seated like sentinels beside her,
31 XI  |        you,” she replied.~They seated themselves and smiled as
32 XI  |     awaited his carriage. When seated face to face with Mme. Walter,
33 XI  |        startle you.”~They were seated near each other. She took
34 XI  |        accept.”~When they were seated in the carriage, he seized
35 XII |   finding her, he returned and seated himself on the chair she
36 XII |     and drag her away; then he seated himself near by and bided
37 XII |   fetch a cab.”~When they were seated in the cab, she asked: “
38 XIV |        made matters right.”~He seated himself, crossed his legs
39 XV  |   conservatory he saw his wife seated near Laroche-Mathieu, both