Chap.

 1        4|           young man, who was very glad to resume his seat and to
 2        5|           as a bantering husband. Glad of this short–lived respite,
 3        7|          exalted, and yet she was glad to have met him, for she
 4        7|       have done insulting me? I’m glad you’ve come, too, dear boy,
 5        8|        matters stood she was very glad thus to earn enough to keep
 6        9|         the regions above.~He was glad of this calm and the silence,
 7       10|          pleasure. Georges was so glad to see Nana again and gazed
 8       10|       eyes. Doubtless he was very glad that matters had got settled,
 9       10|         my dear, I should be very glad to have some more truffles.
10       11| distraction; they would have been glad of some champagne, the poor
11       11|     grumbling, beside her, though glad to see her again; for, he
12       12|      garden couples, who had been glad to escape from the close
13       13|    thought it a good joke and was glad of the opportunity of showing
14       14|     ending; I should have been so glad to shake hands with her