Chapter

 1 II   |      each other, then the child offered her forehead with the assurance
 2 II   |     left the dining-room, Duroy offered his arm to the little girl.
 3 II   |          Duroy?” Mme. Forestier offered him a cup, with the smile
 4 IV   |    petty insults which had been offered him. He then had some cards
 5 V    |  entered, advanced to Duroy and offered him her hand. The astonished
 6 V    |       Laurine soon entered; she offered him not her hand but her
 7 V    | alighted from the cab first and offered his hand to the young woman.
 8 V    |           Madame is served!”~He offered her his arm gravely. They
 9 VI   |  roguishness and affection. She offered him her hand; he took it
10 VI   |       Laurine entered next, and offered her brow to Georges. Her
11 IX   |     have the right.”~She calmly offered him her cheek which he kissed
12 IX   |      and leaning toward him she offered him her lips; as she did
13 IX   |       exclamation and Madeleine offered her cheek to the old peasant;
14 X    |       her husband and cordially offered his hand, saying: “How are
15 XI   |   having an engagement.”~Du Roy offered his services at once. She
16 XI   |       line of carriages. Du Roy offered his arm to Mme. Walter and
17 XI   |        Mme. Walter appeared and offered him her hand cordially. “
18 XIII |       her eyes coldly; then she offered him her lips which he brushed
19 XIV  |       letter. She opened it and offered it to her husband.~“OFFICE
20 XIV  |        As you said just now, he offered you flowers every week,
21 XV   |       he proposed to buy it. He offered three million francs for
22 XVIII|      whom he was addressing, he offered up thanks for his success.
23 XVIII|   advanced somewhat timidly and offered him her hand. He took, retained,