Chap.

 1        4|     fiery face grew white with annoyance at the idea of having to
 2        5|   Muffat felt a keen twinge of annoyance. But directly afterward
 3        5|       vent to an expression of annoyance. They had chosen a nice
 4        6|   cried Mme Hugon with growing annoyance. “And they are expecting
 5        6|  impatience, while Zoe, in her annoyance at having left Paris in
 6        6|    folks halting with looks of annoyance at the roadside. Turning
 7        8|     about it. But Satin showed annoyance and spoke up for Mme Robert’
 8        8|      rapidly away. Much to her annoyance she had recognized Lucy
 9       12|    life, devoid of any kind of annoyance, something, in fact, in
10       13| revenge herself on him for the annoyance of the morning.~“It’s like