Chap.

 1        2|     contrary, if they HAD been pressing for payment it was only
 2        3|        guest to another, never pressing them, indeed, only pausing
 3        3|    Fauchery could not continue pressing the count. The Marquis de
 4        4|    smiling and without further pressing her, and the moment he was
 5        8|        so dearly!” cried Nana, pressing her hands to her heart with
 6        8|  Fontain in her naked arms and pressing him tightly against her
 7        9|       was hugging her closely, pressing his face hard against her
 8       10|     stood mute and motionless, pressing his forehead against a windowpane.
 9       11| bursting from the men who were pressing to her very carriage step.
10       13|     was dressing, and he stood pressing his forehead against the