Chap.

 1        2| neighborhood, seeing that a whole mob of men were jabbing at the
 2        7|       people. There was a perfect mob of them, and they thronged
 3        8|    brightly lit up, while a noisy mob of women hung obstinately
 4       10|      drive out or receive a whole mob of men at her own house.
 5       11|         But a veritable tumult, a mob, an eddy of hats, surged
 6       11|          very happy, you know.”~A mob of people were still crowding
 7       12|          amid the slowly invading mob. Mme du Joncquoy, unable
 8       12|         but today one must have a mob of people; the whole street
 9       13|       would forget everything—the mob of men which constantly
10       14|         quaint expressions of the mob. When he became aware that
11       14|         great movement caused the mob to flow asunder. Among the
12       14|        the Madeleine, crossed the mob like a trail of fire and
13       14|       mounted up from the howling mob. Torches still kept passing,
14       14|         by them, the cries of the mob burst forth:~“A BERLIN!