Chap.

 1        1|        might fail to sing some note in tune; she might forget
 2        2|     She ran to fetch some good note paper in her bedroom. An
 3        3|       their laughter sounded a note which struck Fauchery strangely,
 4        3|        Fauchery strangely, the note of delicate glass breaking.
 5        5|       she had but now handed a note to a young man who had hurried
 6        5|      gave Mme Bron a scribbled note in which were the words, “
 7        5|       struck a pale, uncertain note, Nana stood forth white
 8        5| applause she had sung her last note she bowed, and the gauze
 9        7|       struck a decidedly false note. Her creditors, moreover,
10        8|      vigorously on the amiable note. Ordinarily he was wont
11        8|     and haggard face, she took note of the hour and at once
12       10|       to sully the room with a note of stupid originality.~Through
13       11|    breaking glasses imparted a note of discord to the high–strung