Chap.

 1        2|     Maloir herself wrote in her bold English hand, “My darling
 2        2|     have desired. She even made bold to beg Madame to calm herself.~“
 3        2|      could not be seen, made so bold as to wink at Nana, his
 4        2|        first avowal; there were bold rings which vibrated under
 5        3|         La Faloise at last made bold to question his cousin.
 6        4|          while Blanche had made bold to put her feet up on a
 7        8|      who showed the creditors a bold front; it was she who conducted
 8        8|        and, at parting, made so bold as to give her some good
 9        9|       in, and even Bosc made so bold as to give advice. Rose,
10       10|  infinite exasperation, made so bold as to intervene.~“What you’
11       11|   bringing her lower limbs into bold relief in such a manner
12       12| Eventually, however, they put a bold face on the matter. It had
13       12|      yesterday. Foucarmont made bold to shrug his shoulders.
14       12|      the afternoon, Zoe made so bold as to knock at her bedroom