Chap.

 1        3|      visitors was small, tea was handed round the drawing room itself.
 2        3| accordingly she did not stop but handed the cup of tea she was offering
 3        4|          dishes which were being handed round, from the whole table
 4        5|       when Mme Bron returned she handed a letter to Clarisse, who
 5        5|          Indeed, she had but now handed a note to a young man who
 6        5|       sidewalk. His Highness had handed Nana quietly into his carriage,
 7        6|        at Daguenet as the latter handed Estelle strawberries and
 8        8|      Night cake had been cut and handed round. The bean had fallen
 9        8|         ruffled, however, and he handed her a letter which, though
10       10|        half an hour later Julien handed the jewel case mysteriously
11       11|         than before and abruptly handed her over to Labordette,
12       11|        jockeys were sitting idle–handed in the saddles, the sunlight
13       13|       keep his appointment empty handed. For two days past she had