Chapter

 1 II  |   ornamented the corsage and short sleeves. Her hair was dressed
 2 II  |   and yet of malice.~After a short silence, she asked: “Have
 3 II  |      door opened again and a short man entered, upon his arm
 4 II  |   dear sir, I spoke to you a short while since of M. Georges
 5 II  |    said: “You may write us a short sketch on Algeria, M. Duroy.
 6 III |      years—” Here he stopped short, not knowing how to introduce
 7 IV  | other end of the table sat a short, pale man, very stout and
 8 IV  |   cafes, and many others. In short he soon became a remarkable
 9 VI  | charming, char—” but stopped short on hearing behind him the
10 VII |     s remarks, made to him a short while before. “He was right!”
11 VII |      Before him stood a man, short, stout, and bald, who wore
12 IX  |   yielded to it.~At length a short note admonished him that
13 IX  |      know them.”~The man was short, corpulent, florid, and
14 XI  |     dinner was perfect. In a short while you will have the
15 XII |   comical old priest I met a short while since.”~* * * * * * *~
16 XIII|      saw her take the seat a short while since occupied by
17 XIV |     office.~The notary was a short, round man—round all over.
18 XIV |     was supported by legs so short that they too almost resembled
19 XV  |    without naming them.~In a short while, he asked: “Shall
20 XVII|      sent to a convent for a short time. Then he replied to