Chap.

  1        1|            I~At nine o’clock in the evening the body of the house at
  2        1|         took their seats, he in his evening dress, she sitting slim
  3        1|           she’s the girl we saw one evening at the corner of the Rue
  4        1|         explain their presence that evening he remarked simply that
  5        2|             I’ll keep my eye on the evening papers. At half–past five
  6        2|          describe the events of the evening and grew intoxicated at
  7        2|             of yesterday’s charming evening. Nana kept rolling cigarettes,
  8        2|           We only expected him this evening.”~At a quarter past four
  9        2|             her a bouquet yesterday evening?~“Besides, I’ve had enough
 10        2|           to dress her hair for the evening. Seated in front of her
 11        3|           toward ten o’clock in the evening, there were scarcely a dozen
 12        3|           from which, on this rainy evening of the close of April, issued
 13        3|            witty. For instance, one evening he said a charmingly epigrammatic
 14        3|            wisely but too well that evening, and when he saw the countess,
 15        3|        supper at a woman’s tomorrow evening? With which of them, eh?
 16        3|    announcement imparted to him one evening in the dining room of a
 17        3|            trotting about the other evening at the Varietes.”~He referred
 18        3|             her to fits!~“Yesterday evening,” Mme Hugon was saying, “
 19        3|            Muff his invitation. The evening, in fact, was drawing to
 20        3|          worn its gray look all the evening, seemed very much surprised.
 21        4|             A footman hired for the evening was ushering the guests
 22        4|            extreme, what with their evening dress and their pale features,
 23        4|             she was set going. That evening Mignon was driving her to
 24        4|      swallowing fire! Well now, one evening I drank more than a liter
 25        4|          that was no reason why the evening should be spoiled. Vandeuvres,
 26        4|            the Interior and were in evening dress and wore various unknown
 27        4|          Nana, you saw us the other evening at Peters’ in the great
 28        4|          you invited us.”~The other evening at Peters’? She did not
 29        4|            all. To begin with, what evening?~And when the little light–
 30        4|        confusing her.~Decidedly the evening was becoming a big failure.
 31        4|             to a decision the first evening. Then following her into
 32        5|          Mignon.~“A good house this evening?” queried Fauchery.~“Oh,
 33        5|         tokens of friendship. Every evening, therefore, when he met
 34        5|    caressing, infantine pout.~“Good evening, baby,” said Fauchery, kissing
 35        5|          seemed bent on passing the evening there, and yet he was not
 36        5|             a good–night kiss every evening, he used to carry the icy
 37        5|          That woman! And on such an evening of all others! It made him
 38        5|            engaged herself for that evening. She gave Mme Bron a scribbled
 39        5|     multitude became audible. Every evening when Venus entered in her
 40        5|         nothing for him either that evening or the day after. It was
 41        6|            of the tanks on a summer evening, of an old romance of chivalry
 42        6|             I met at your house one evening. He’s a banker, is he not?
 43        6|             were expecting her this evening, Georges?”~The count gave
 44        6|            to fall.~It was the very evening that Nana was due at La
 45        6|             her place, even for one evening, now that the exhibition
 46        6|            No, it’s cold, too, this evening. It’s damp in these parts.”~
 47        6|          are you going to feed this evening? I’m dying of hunger. I
 48        6|              It was a very charming evening. The fire was dying out
 49        6|            at La Mignotte yesterday evening, as I was saying she would.
 50        6|             communicated to him one evening after an uproarious dinner.
 51        6|     Mignotte after dinner that same evening. At night as the count was
 52        6|           Muffat used to come every evening and go away again with disordered
 53        6|         face and burning hands. One evening he was not even received,
 54        6|             Parmentier!~Dinner that evening was wildly hilarious. The
 55        6|           far away under the serene evening sky while peasants, belated
 56        6|           would be delightful.~That evening, as his wont was, Count
 57        6|          anxiety, seeing that every evening he was seized with atrocious
 58        6|      against his return home in the evening. The five carriages were
 59        6|           years and of honors.~That evening Georges re–entered Les Fondettes
 60        6|            a garden walk, for every evening now Fauchery and the Countess
 61        6|           much wrangling during the evening meal. Nana had found a letter
 62        7|            CHAPTER VII~One December evening three months afterward Count
 63        7|          Passage des Panoramas. The evening was very mild, and owing
 64        7|            trouble about her in the evening, her excuse being that Louiset
 65        7|          doing at the Varietes that evening? Hustled by a passer–by,
 66        7|        simple purpose of passing an evening at her own theater. The
 67        7|            slumberous light all the evening through. There was never
 68        7| thermometers were mounted. But that evening she was too much agitated
 69        7|             people.~That particular evening she wanted to have a better
 70        7|          stay at Les Fondettes. One evening, for instance, he had surprised
 71        7|         fireless since the previous evening, and its lofty, vaulted
 72        8|         were taking a new turn. The evening before creditors in the
 73        8|             face!~Nevertheless, the evening passed off well. The company
 74        8|             real disdain.~That same evening they went to the Bouffes–
 75        8|        bunch of radishes. Since the evening when the prince had drunk
 76        8|          went out before six in the evening. Satin occupied a couple
 77        8|          languid condition till the evening drew on and the gas was
 78        8|            one’s nose into! But her evening was spoiled, and she walked
 79        8|            appreciated it. But that evening she was so afraid of a scene
 80        8|          not know how to employ his evening. He turned briskly round:~“
 81        8|          both of us!”~But from that evening onward their life in common
 82        8|             as they were doing!~One evening he found Nana in tears.
 83        8|           Zoe at my place yesterday evening. She can’t understand it
 84        8|           Bosc had indigestion. One evening as Mme Lerat was withdrawing
 85        8|         between nine o’clock in the evening and three in the morning!
 86        8|          many as thirty women in an evening. Satin, however, knew the
 87        8|             it so happened that one evening toward the close of September,
 88        8|         Francis had given her. That evening when Fontan came home she
 89        8|        dreadfully wounded. All that evening he kept chaffing her, calling
 90        8|            their liaison ended.~One evening Nana came in toward eleven
 91        9|            the opening act the same evening. In the middle of this group
 92        9|             Three hundred francs an evening for a hundred nights! Why
 93        9|          lofty staircase, which one evening when he had seen it before
 94       10|        entirely furnished, when one evening after she had lavished the
 95       10|        apparently satisfied. On the evening of her return, at Nana’s
 96       10|             appearance again in the evening Nana received him with the
 97       10|            sort of spirit. One fine evening, however, it became serious,
 98       10|           heard her sobbing. In the evening she suddenly asked for her
 99       10|           Nana had an adventure one evening when this slut of a girl
100       10|           way of surprise that very evening. Labordette willingly undertook
101       10|            poverty. The men were in evening dress, Nana in a gown of
102       10|       mother was a great fatty. One evening when we were playing your
103       10|    knickknacks. At that hour of the evening the light played discreetly
104       10|           bayonet. But Georges that evening remained pale and somber.~“
105       11|         quarrel, which was that one evening he had found a man’s hat
106       11|           he says his prayers every evening. Yes, he does. He’s under
107       11|          cast on the fire during an evening of drunkenness in order
108       11|          bored little gesture.~That evening at the Bal Mabille Nana
109       11|            of gas lamps, and men in evening coats and women in outrageous
110       11|         Cercle Imperial on the very evening after the disaster, had
111       11|          told me about it yesterday evening! You see, he might easily
112       12|            had returned to her that evening after a three days sulking
113       12|        Madame nearly died yesterday evening!”~And when he asked for
114       12|         friends at that hour of the evening when Madame was in the habit
115       12|      mingled together amid the dark evening coats, while the intense
116       12|           put in an appearance that evening it was because his granddaughter
117       12|            great crush, or else the evening seems a chilly affair. People
118       12|           on much better, and every evening the count came and asked
119       12|       behind the count’s back. That evening the count’s deportment was
120       12|            which Fauchery one April evening had heard the vocal expression
121       12|           lilt of the music.~On the evening after the celebration of
122       12|          forward at last. He was in evening dress and wore a white cravat
123       13|          was to dine at Nana’s that evening, came at nightfall to inform
124       13|            his military duties.~One evening, Nana having announced that
125       13|            been in prison since the evening of the previous day, accused
126       13|           rather prettily. Thus the evening when he surprised her with
127       13|        amused, engaging them by the evening with orders to be funny
128       13|         hours worse than these. One evening he had heard Nana angrily
129       13|             round Francis’ neck one evening that he had just gone out
130       13|             the affair odious; that evening everyone would know the
131       13|           played with millions. One evening at Nana’s he began to cry
132       13|             sweets! But at last one evening there only remained a single
133       13|          that she did the very same evening and went on to harder blows,
134       13|         spread out beneath her.~One evening La Faloise vanished, and
135       13|          the same as of old.~On the evening of the final rupture Mignon
136       13|         common happiness. That very evening Mignon had come by Fauchery’
137       13|             overcome him one festal evening in a sugar refiner’s chateau.
138       14|           among the barbarians.~One evening in July toward eight o’clock,