Chap.

 1       11|        had stood up to select a bookmaker with a decent expression
 2       11|   wagers. Georges, you see that bookmaker down there, a great red–
 3       11|    Vandeuvres pointed her out a bookmaker, once a shopman in a fancy
 4       11|      nodded slightly to another bookmaker, who thereupon ventured
 5       11| Monsieur le Comte,” replied the bookmaker, likewise lowering his voice. “
 6       11|         her hand and giving her bookmaker her orders above the heads
 7       11|        was struggling to find a bookmaker. He had to be reasoned with.
 8       11|  commissioned Marechal, a shady bookmaker, to lay two thousand louis
 9       11|     breakup of his fortune. The bookmaker being thus warned that the
10       11|        louis on Nana, which the bookmaker, in his ignorance of the