Chap.

 1        4|    stretched on its chair, was letting his neighbors, Lucy and
 2        4|       cried out that they were letting Papa perish of hunger and
 3        5|     not to knock without first letting Madame know.~“You will excuse
 4        5| because a pail was leaking and letting a whitish flood spread over
 5        7|       of the mirror. But while letting her shift slip down she
 6        7|      notion, eh, darling?”~And letting go her shift and waiting
 7        9|     after?” Nana began saying, letting him do as he would. “All
 8       11|    down yonder,” said Georges, letting his gaze wander over the
 9       11|        like!” she cried gaily, letting him take his departure, “
10       13|       for an age past. Without letting go of him she said caressingly:~“
11       13|        killing him rather than letting him remain in that house.