Chap.

1        2|       with an air, of profound boredom:~“Two o’clock already. I
2        6|    safeguard against excessive boredom. Fauchery had taken advantage
3        8|   humor entailed by a night of boredom. From the four converging
4       10|        hours of loneliness and boredom.~Doubtless Mme Hugon found
5       10|    face with the emptiness and boredom within her. Extremely gay
6       10|   flights were prompted by the boredom she suffered amid the comforts
7       12|       he simply nearly died of boredom in front of the fire in
8       13| debauch to while away hours of boredom. And Satin, angry at being