Chapter

 1 II   |   ascended the staircase. He was somewhat embarrassed and ill-at-ease.
 2 V    |     large, poorly furnished, and somewhat untidy. The shabby, threadbare
 3 V    |         easy it had been!~He was somewhat nervous the following day
 4 V    |    annoyed by business matters.”~Somewhat appeased but still, vexed,
 5 VI   |       the latter embarrassed him somewhat, although she appeared at
 6 VI   |        dark corridor.~Duroy felt somewhat depressed on leaving Varenne,
 7 VI   |          at his lady-love’s door somewhat early; she welcomed him
 8 VI   |       salutation courteously but somewhat haughtily.~On Thursday evening
 9 IX   |        marriage change your name somewhat?” She blushed as if she
10 IX   |       haughty, and asked, though somewhat unsteadily: “Who is it?”~
11 IX   |    perhaps expected to find them somewhat more polished, refined.
12 X    |         me with you, it will get somewhat hot at the North Pole!”~
13 XI   |        He rose to take his leave somewhat embarrassed.~“You know I
14 XI   |          appeared very composed, somewhat reserved, and haughty. He
15 XII  |       The priest was a young man somewhat inclined to corpulence.~“
16 XIII |      await his mistress. She was somewhat late because her husband
17 XIII |       turning pale and trembling somewhat, she exclaimed: “Oh, some
18 XIV  | malignant tongues.”~She answered somewhat impatiently: “I do not see
19 XV   |        my heart.”~The dinner was somewhat tedious. Suzanne alone talked
20 XVI  |       Wait a while. Promise me.”~Somewhat confused, and without comprehending
21 XVIII|          the center of the room, somewhat embarrassed, somewhat ashamed,
22 XVIII|      room, somewhat embarrassed, somewhat ashamed, as he saw the form
23 XVIII|        roguish air! She advanced somewhat timidly and offered him