Chapter

 1 I   |          went toward them, but when near them dared not address them.~
 2 II  |            hand, and as she was not near a table, she did not know
 3 II  |             child, you will be cold near the window.”~Duroy was seized
 4 III |          thanks; he was happy to be near her, grateful for and delighted
 5 V   |            in her pretty gown. When near Mme. Forestier, whose impassive,
 6 V   |            hem of her garment. When near Mme. de Marelle, he felt
 7 V   |           He rose: “I cannot sit so near you. I shall lose my head.”~
 8 V   |         recognized and she remained near their box, awaiting a favorable
 9 VI  |          her house.”~He took a seat near his hostess and glanced
10 VI  |          Madame de Marelle was very near him; he dared not turn to
11 VIII|             stop at, in order to be near you.”~She hesitated, then
12 VIII|         floor, and Duroy saw a form near a window, seated in an easy-chair,
13 VIII|            He knew that the end was near. I shall never forget his
14 IX  |            May.”~“Your parents live near Rouen, do they not?”~“Yes,
15 IX  |          Rouen, do they not?”~“Yes, near Rouen, at Canteleu.”~“I
16 IX  |         alone in Paris, I must have near me some one who can counsel,
17 IX  |            wait.”~Reseating herself near him she talked of what they
18 IX  |        charming to sleep badly—when—near you—and to be awakened by
19 IX  |       parents’ estate,” and drawing near him, she kissed him saying:~“
20 XI  |            not trouble me.”~He drew near Clotilde and murmured: “
21 XI  |      startle you.”~They were seated near each other. She took the
22 XII |            At the end of the church near the choir; he could hear
23 XII |             minutes. You must kneel near me that no one will notice
24 XII |          When Mme. Walter heard him near her, she snatched her fingers
25 XII |           minutes—I suffer too much near you. I want to pray—go.
26 XII |           speak to him. When he was near him, he bowed and said politely:~“
27 XII |             it, and saw in a chapel near by, the doors of the confessionals.
28 XII |              then he seated himself near by and bided his time. He
29 XIII|        begin that again?”~She stood near him awaiting a smile, a
30 XIII|           As she spoke Georges drew near her; she paid no heed to
31 XV  |   effusively. Georges left his wife near Mme. Walter and mingled
32 XV  | conservatory he saw his wife seated near Laroche-Mathieu, both of
33 XV  |           Madeleine, awaited Du Roy near the picture of “Christ Walking