Chapter

 1 I    |        Thank you.”~The friends shook hands and the journalist
 2 II   |  pressed their hands, and then shook hands with the men. He observed
 3 IV   |        do not need you.”~Duroy shook hands with him and walked
 4 V    |   bench. Forestier entered and shook hands with him with a cordiality
 5 V    |       to find the house.”~They shook hands with the Forestiers
 6 V    |        Clo, listen to me—”~She shook her head, evaded his caresses
 7 VI   |       a charming smile, and he shook hands with two men who arrived
 8 VI   |         and he saw women. They shook hands upon being introduced
 9 VI   |    tried to appear cordial and shook his host’s proffered hand
10 VII  |  Before leaving, Jacques Rival shook hands with him and warned
11 VII  |         Dr. Le Brument.” Duroy shook hands with him and stammered: “
12 IX   |        when customers entered, shook hands with M. Duroy, exclaimed
13 XIII | replied: “Very well. Go.”~They shook hands and she left in such
14 XIV  |       de Vaudrec’s nephew, who shook hands and returned salutations.~
15 XV   |         and apologized as they shook hands.~“I have been so busy
16 XV   |       my wife and myself.”~She shook her head: “Ah, your wife
17 XVI  |          Receiving no reply he shook the door so violently that
18 XVIII|       her by her shoulders and shook her. “Do not speak of that;
19 XVIII|       silent—take care”—and he shook her as he would have shaken
20 XVIII|       were coming to greet. He shook hands, uttered words which