Chapter

 1 I   |  fumbling in his vest-pocket, he drew from it two louis, placed
 2 III |       brought my article?”~Duroy drew the sheets of manuscript
 3 III |     friend’s arm, the journalist drew him away, while M. Walter
 4 IV  |       you to the cashier.”~Duroy drew his two hundred francs together
 5 V   |       side by side. Gradually he drew nearer her and tried to
 6 V   |   to-morrow at five o’clock.”~He drew a deep breath; then they
 7 V   |         a noise on the staircase drew him to his door. A child
 8 V   |       for fear of a scandal.~She drew out her purse, and taking
 9 VI  |     seemed disconcerted, and she drew him into the conversation
10 VIII|       Pottery,” and the carriage drew up at the door. Forestier
11 VIII|      with that drive.”~Forestier drew his breath quickly and so
12 IX  |        arm of the chair, but she drew it away and murmured as
13 IX  |         meal was over, Madeleine drew her husband outside in order
14 XI  |         does not trouble me.”~He drew near Clotilde and murmured: “
15 XII |          almost deserted. Du Roy drew out his watch. It was only
16 XII |         of the confessionals. He drew nearer in order to see the
17 XIII|      have had two children.”~She drew back as if she had been
18 XIII|      into an armchair, while she drew up a stool and took her
19 XIII|        on his vest. Suddenly she drew a long hair out of the buttonhole
20 XIII| knowledge.”~As she spoke Georges drew near her; she paid no heed
21 XV  |        one last kiss!”~He gently drew back. “No, we must adhere