Chap.

  1        1|        gentleman and a lady, who took their seats, he in his evening
  2        1|  education in Paris. The manager took the young man’s measure
  3        1|          act of the Blonde Venus took place in Olympus, a pasteboard
  4        1|         the corners of his eyes, took stock of the Muffats, of
  5        1|         to go up to the foyer he took Steiner’s arm and, leaning
  6        1|        in their places. Everyone took his seat again with an animated
  7        1|          her invitation Fauchery took his leave, feeling that
  8        1|         there, she said, and she took up the whole corridor in
  9        1|        his throat.~What followed took the house by storm completely.
 10        1|        as this.” Then a reaction took place in favor of Venus.
 11        1|          The Count de Vandeuvres took his departure with Blanche
 12        1|          mother. They came; they took up a whole corner of the
 13        2|          brief exchange of words took place.~“I have someone for
 14        2|          persons to see. And she took her departure after consulting
 15        2|        help of preserve.~Dessert took a long time. Zoe did not
 16        2|         confessions. Both ladies took lumps of sugar dipped in
 17        2|         the table, and Mme Lerat took her departure at once after
 18        2|       the sharper of the two. He took fifty francs but left one
 19        2|        to me, booby!”~But as she took the bouquet from him he
 20        3|       Hugon was saying, “Georges took me to the play. Yes, we
 21        3|         the marquis occasionally took into the country with him.
 22        3|         did not wait for him and took his departure immediately,
 23        4|    happened to her! Ragingly she took off her dress, a very simple
 24        4|      announced her name herself, took both Nana’s hands in hers
 25        4|         and Bordenave, who alone took up two armchairs. There
 26        4|       ease, for he added:~“And I took leave to bring one of my
 27        4|           shoulders. The waiters took away the soup plates and
 28        4|         seconds Simonne rose and took up a position behind his
 29        4|         his bread. All the women took a great interest in the
 30        4|     women had to follow her. She took their hands coaxingly and
 31        4|       out completely, the family took their departure. They did
 32        4|         Labordette complaisantly took under his charge.~“Oh, but
 33        5|       along in his greatcoat, he took his departure, grumbling
 34        5|        fear and vague repugnance took possession of him. He looked
 35        5|   sockets, while others went and took frames which were leaning
 36        5|          the whistle blower even took a few turns, stepping short
 37        5|    dropped his eyes and came and took up a position in front of
 38        5|      aside the curtain, “but you took me by surprise.”~They all
 39        5| slightest provocation.~“Yes, you took me by surprise! I never
 40        5|         act, and while Prulliere took off his Alpine admiral’s
 41        5|          leg of her drawers. She took a pin from over her heart
 42        5|         With brisk movements she took pins out of the inexhaustible
 43        5|        with every upward step he took the musky scent of powders
 44        5|       the basins. Accordingly he took his departure, too, his
 45        6|        And when he came back and took her waist again he added:~“
 46        6|          managed it?”~Vandeuvres took her remarks with equal pleasantry.
 47        6|     things were turning out, she took him in her arms and comforted
 48        6|        in the bedroom he at once took off his shoes so as not
 49        6|          not cease to smile. She took his hands and spoke very
 50        6|          hour had elapsed Muffat took his departure, and, as the
 51        6|  sickened her to do so! Zoe, who took her part in this affair
 52        6|        guests rose from table he took the count’s arm and drew
 53        6|     curiosity. The rival parties took stock of each other amid
 54        6|       opening they came to. They took the rails of the gate in
 55        7|       walked again and this time took a more prolonged turn and,
 56        7|       the anteroom, however, she took the precaution of giving
 57        7|       murmured.~Nevertheless, he took his boots off, too, before
 58        7|         so he went elsewhere and took up with streetwalkers, who
 59        7|        with both hands. Then she took high ground:~“Tut, tut,
 60        7|        and, leaving the doorway, took a turn upon the pavement.
 61        7|        down to curiosity itself, took flight before the longing
 62        7|      situation; nevertheless, he took things very easily, for
 63        8|    prettiness of the rooms. Nana took her to see the bedroom,
 64        8|          role of honest citizen, took Louiset in his arms and
 65        8|           The king drinks!” Nana took advantage of this outburst
 66        8|          bottom. Kick’s! I never took one from anybody! And nobody’
 67        8|          very manner in which he took off his boots, which brought
 68        8|        it was that Satin one day took her friend to see another
 69        8|        and accordingly they both took their departure.~The next
 70        8|         found Nana in tears. She took off her dressing jacket
 71        8|         the Quartier Breda which took place nightly when the street
 72        8|    boulevards fierce bargainings took place, accompanied by oaths
 73        8|         man heaving in sight she took to her heels, while the
 74        8|       with you!” A wild stampede took place amid the surging crowd.
 75        8|       once in bed, she forthwith took Nana in her arms and soothed
 76        8|     suspected anything when they took shelter in the Rue de Laval.
 77        8|     plight and haggard face, she took note of the hour and at
 78        8|     because, she said, the child took delight in his mother’s
 79        9|         surprise.”~The rehearsal took its course. Bordenave knitted
 80        9|          his seat. Then he, too, took up his old position in the
 81        9|      more time in discussion but took his head between her small
 82        9|         But as he passed out she took him in her arms again, became
 83        9|          I give the part up.”~He took a little crumpled manuscript
 84        9|  graceful affectation while Rose took her departure, followed
 85        9|       save it. But Nana came up, took him by both hands and, drawing
 86        9|      with Nana, while Labordette took Fauchery off and comforted
 87       10|        but thoughts of vengeance took no hold of her volatile
 88       10|     consumption and waste, which took pride in the ruin of her
 89       10|       Zoe pursed up her lips and took her departure with a vexed
 90       10|     blows. Thus when Zoe finally took her departure he ran to
 91       10|        he refused to come in and took his departure discreetly,
 92       10|          they rose from table he took the young man on one side
 93       10|         self–abandonment she now took no thought about anything
 94       10|         dressing room, where she took a bath. Toward eleven o’
 95       10|          d’you understand?”~They took her as required; they accepted
 96       10|         down in front of her and took her round the waist with
 97       10|       beside the young woman. He took her fingers and began kissing
 98       10|          be quicker about it she took her thick fell of blonde
 99       11|       talking of Muffat, but she took care not to confess to the
100       11|        comprehensive gesture she took in everybody, from the grooms
101       11|      addressed him, while others took up positions close by in
102       11|         the Salon des Courses he took the odds on Lusignan for
103       11|       With a sweeping glance she took in the wide, vast horizon.
104       11|         mother had forgotten. He took him up with an outburst
105       11|          scratching his legs, he took charge of him, too, while
106       11|      other women to see how they took it. They were all raging
107       11|           At the rise Valerio II took the lead, while Cosinus
108       11|       with a roar of thunder: it took away people’s breaths; it
109       12|       thrusts. She broke off and took breath, and then in a low
110       12|       happy and comfortable.”~He took her hand and soothed her.
111       12|            said La Faloise as he took a survey of the purple tent,
112       12|          times these solemnities took place in the bosom of the
113       12|      them joking again. Daguenet took his departure with his wife
114       13|          to suit his purpose, he took up in the dressing room
115       13|          At once! I wish it!”~He took his hat and went to get
116       13|         directness of her avowal took his breath away, and when
117       13|          put up her lips, and he took a long kiss which consoled
118       13|    suddenly behind his back; she took her pleasure in every corner,
119       13|        excited her, for the maid took her into corners as if she
120       13|     ground by himself.~Then Nana took up with Steiner without
121       13|         and she got him down and took two bites at a time in order
122       13|      journalist lied to Rose and took all sorts of precautions
123       13|      flowers for two months. She took all the provincial subscriptions;
124       13|      subscriptions; in fact, she took everything, from the column
125       13|  altogether, she asked him if he took her for a fool. A penniless
126       13|          Take me away!”~M. Venot took him away as though he had
127       13|         these distresses. Heaven took him out of his wife’s hands
128       13|       expressed extreme pity and took two boxes. Meanwhile Zoe
129       14|           At this Lucy forthwith took up the cudgels for the empire.