Chap.

  1        1|            muttered Hector, whose long thin face assumed an expression
  2        1|        stage boxes, bedraped with long–fringed scalloped hangings,
  3        1|         with a disproportionately long neck, a thin, drawn face,
  4        1|     beyond it was still heard the long–drawn rumble of the boulevard.~“
  5        1|          de Beuville?”~“Oh, for a long time back,” replied Hector. “
  6        1|           of the curtain then? So long a period of expectancy had
  7        1|    issuing from the stalls. For a long time past the theatrical
  8        1|          she had been benumbed by long and fruitless waiting. Under
  9        1|       chandelier was turned down; long strips of gray canvas slipped
 10        2|           in little plaits, had a long canine face, at once livid
 11        2|       once more sank last night’s long, feverish dream of endlessly
 12        2|        off seeing her niece for a long time because among the family
 13        2|          preserve.~Dessert took a long time. Zoe did not remove
 14        2|           her mistress was out so long. Ordinarily when Madame
 15        2|         to wait. If her niece was long in coming it was because
 16        2|   tomorrow, and Nana entered into long explanations.~“There’s company
 17        2|          bell sounded for quite a long time. Capital! Another of
 18        2|   hesitate. She was very tired. A long night’s sleep—oh, it would
 19        2|        they? Men were arriving in long clothes. So she gave up
 20        2|          one shoe on. Despite her long experience, the maid was
 21        3|     toward the sunlight with such long slender branches that their
 22        3|        This drawing room takes so long to warm.”~And with that
 23        3|           The banker Steiner, not long since introduced into this
 24        3|           dark blue shadow of her long eyelashes, retained the
 25        4|         it clung about her like a long shift. But she put it on
 26        4|       this absence of ceremony. A long table stretched from one
 27        4|           this same table was not long enough, for the plates thereon
 28        4|          through dint of making a long arm between his neighbors’
 29        4|        daughter of a little clerk long since dead of shame, was
 30        4|          Sabine’s, there ensued a long discussion about Bismarck.
 31        4|        rushing into Paris! In the long run, perhaps, after the
 32        4|         at Jouvisy, which she had long had her eye on.~“What’s
 33        4|    somnolence which accompanies a long vigil, and the lamps cast
 34        4|          for his experience was a long one and rendered him superior
 35        4|           after Clarisse, who had long since gone off with her
 36        5|         to actors who are used to long waits before their turn
 37        5|        fellow for all that, and a long white beard lent that fiery
 38        5|      ringing in the distance. The long–drawn sound grew fainter,
 39        5|           with her gaze while his long goatlike visage kept up
 40        5|        the callboy in cracked and long–drawn accents “The curtain’
 41        5|           The curtain fell amid a long–drawn salvo of applause.
 42        5|            he kept tucking up his long legs in his endeavors to
 43        5|       again. He hugged him in his long arms and cried:~“Oh, take
 44        5|            in the far background, long lines of gaslight had been
 45        5|          shut his eyes and drew a long breath and drank in the
 46        5|    Clarisse and Simonne. It was a long, ill–built room under the
 47        5|          think they had waited so long, only to see them all flying
 48        5|           walked behind.~It was a long, narrow passage lying between
 49        6|           occupied one end of the long table, where they sat somewhat
 50        6|       passed at Les Fondettes, of long walks, of a tumble into
 51        6|         Sabine for having been so long in coming to her that year.
 52        6|        the empty house, which for long months had been uninhabited,
 53        6|           had simply slipped on a long nightgown with an insertion
 54        6|      dressing jacket, which was a long cambric garment trimmed
 55        6|          As a little girl she had long wished to dwell in a meadow,
 56        6|         another occasion, after a long silence up in the bedroom,
 57        6|        and their eyes met in that long gaze with which they were
 58        6|     returning. But the more their long walk fatigued them, the
 59        6|          he had given Georges one long look. Dinner over, he went
 60        7|        anger nor rancor after his long, long wait; his one thought
 61        7|        nor rancor after his long, long wait; his one thought was
 62        7|         why? His article’s a very long one.”~She was flattered
 63        7|          her lips, kissed herself long in the neighborhood of her
 64        7|        mirror.~Then Muffat gave a long sigh. This solitary pleasure
 65        7|          that she relapsed into a long silence and reflected on
 66        7|             Have you been married long?” she asked.~“Nineteen years,”
 67        7|        think about it for a jolly long time to come. And sooner
 68        7|          past twelve o’clock. How long was she going to bother
 69        7|        feebleness while he waited long, and the fixity of his gaze
 70        7|         he tried to reckon up how long he would have to wait. Sabine
 71        7|          and muddy clothes. For a long while he sought refuge against
 72        7|         outer world and began his long, unresting march through
 73        8|           them with mud. They had long gossips together and were
 74        8|       Then both women exchanged a long kiss. Nana thought such
 75        8|         curved his arm; he drew a long face.~“My heart’s own,”
 76        8|          stage. It was five pages long, and he spoke therein of “
 77        8|        bad, but don’t complain so long as no bones are broken.
 78        8|           their skins. There were long periods of waiting and endless
 79        8|      Notre Dame de la Lorette two long files of women scudded along
 80        8|         fifteen, surround a whole long reach of sidewalk and fish
 81        8|           to her heels, while the long lines of women on the pavements
 82        8|        torn by the grating. For a long while she remained sitting
 83        9|        She has a scene—not a very long one, but a great success.
 84        9|    someone were to give me what I long for!”~He slowly lifted his
 85        9|       glued her mouth to his in a long, long kiss. He shivered
 86        9|           mouth to his in a long, long kiss. He shivered violently;
 87        9|            Accordingly he was not long in coming to a decision,
 88       10|         with the feeling that his long desire was at last about
 89       10|         did not leave the room. A long quarter of an hour passed,
 90       10|        docile submission. She had long since succeeded in imposing
 91       10|        child!”~But the letter was long. Soon her connection with
 92       10|          the old muddy boots worn long since in the Rue de la Goutte–
 93       10|        preserve us the emperor as long as possible!”~“God will
 94       10|          while a downward hail of long hairpins rang a little chime
 95       11|        had swept away the clouds; long streamers of gray vapor
 96       11|         at the edge of a cloud, a long ray of golden light ran
 97       11|       noble face enshrined in its long curls, she dominated the
 98       11|      given her up. It was quite a long story. Since he had been
 99       11|        man of forty, and with his long, thin, deeply furrowed,
100       11|         France—bravo, England!”~A long shiver ran through the crowd,
101       11|        filled at that moment with long, motionless files of waiting
102       11|        were still arriving, and a long procession of human ants
103       11|           high–strung line of her long back.~“Gracious, she’s got
104       11|          at once.~“Lusignan’s too long in the back, but he’s very
105       11|         There was stupefaction; a long murmur arose among the crowd.
106       11|       shriveled–up child with his long, hard, dead face seemed
107       11|         the open air had upset. A long story, which was occupying
108       12|        the past three months. For long she had simply thought herself
109       12|  extremely kind. “I’ve known it a long time, but it was certainly
110       12|        wanted to, although he had long ago slipped into the most
111       12|         seemed as though Sabine’s long chair, that solitary red
112       12|        than a fire which has been long in burning up.~People were
113       12|         religious faith which had long slumbered beneath the lofty
114       12|           be well received! After long hesitation he had come despite
115       13|         doors were open. It was a long story: Georges and she had
116       13|           Presently, as he gave a long sigh and seemed to recover
117       13|           her lips, and he took a long kiss which consoled him
118       13|     should have found a husband a long time ago! And he’d have
119       13|           the Tuileries!”~But ere long these little games were
120       13|          old project and had been long brooded over. It was her
121       13|         ve been with others quite long enough, and now I want others
122       13|        wretched business, and the long and the short of the matter
123       14|          infatuation, for she had long meditated visiting the Turks.~
124       14|           of smallpox. Oh, it’s a long story!”~Lucy had bidden
125       14|         silly to stand talking so long, but a longing to see her
126       14| atmosphere of the room. And after long heedlessness there ensued