Chap.

 1        4|    her dress, a very simple affair of white foulard, of so
 2        6|   who took her part in this affair in mute disdain, believed
 3        6| pursuit. Life was a serious affair, was it not? Love was too
 4        8|    things.~“Well, that’s my affair,” she said at last “Thanks
 5        8|     money—well, that’s your affair! But my money—no, that’s
 6        9|  agreed not to talk of that affair again, Muffat nodding his
 7       10|    s our own little private affair.”~And turning to Muffat,
 8       11|     Just think, a great big affair, almost all made of wood
 9       12|  the evening seems a chilly affair. People now advertised their
10       13|  the drawing room the whole affair would not have happened.
11       13|  which was to be a dazzling affair, a prodigy. Nana meditated
12       13|    find seconds for such an affair, he went to Labordette.
13       13|  him. A blow would make the affair odious; that evening everyone
14       13|  was her revenge! It was an affair of unconscious hereditary