Chap.

  1        1|         told that you’ve been to bed with her.”~But Mignon, coming
  2        1|          me that you had been to bed with Nana.”~Blanche de Sivry,
  3        1|   flutter in the recesses of the bed of passion. And Nana, in
  4        2|          an electric bell by her bed’s head.~“He’s gone then?”
  5        2|          Nana was getting out of bed, her bare legs in full view.
  6        2|     herself that!~“I shall go to bed when I come back from the
  7        3|      been obliged to take to her bed the day after the ceremony,
  8        3|          nice lath to put into a bed!”~But interrupting himself,
  9        4|        wait in here. Don’t go to bed, I shall want you. By gum,
 10        4|          would take him into her bed, where he played with her
 11        4|     clothes at the bottom of the bed. The company had no idea
 12        4|       propped on the edge of the bed and his leg stretched out
 13        4|          least bit want to go to bed!” said Nana. “One ought
 14        6|          he would go upstairs to bed: it was the only remedy.
 15        6|       was bent on putting him to bed herself, but as she left
 16        6|        nap. But he did not go to bed again and with flushed cheeks
 17        6|      tree and bending over every bed of vegetables. Then she
 18        6|   twilight she caught sight of a bed of strawberries, and all
 19        6|    journey, they sent her off to bed. After which they were alone
 20        6|        where Zoe had made up the bed before going upstairs, the
 21        6|        night. Steiner went up to bed almost directly afterward,
 22        6|    cigarettes on the edge of the bed, dangling their bare legs
 23        6|        should sleep on a truckle bed in the dressing room at
 24        6|  headaches which kept him to his bed in broad daylight.~Meanwhile
 25        6|         his room, with its great bed hung with Genoa velvet,
 26        6|     count threw himself upon the bed and strove to stifle a fit
 27        6|       Suddenly he sprang off the bed and stammered:~“I am going
 28        6| household were going upstairs to bed when Muffat put in an appearance.
 29        6|          Paris.”~And she went to bed with Muffat but experienced
 30        7|   returning home to his solitary bed simply wrung his heart with
 31        7|         sleepy; I’m not going to bed,” she said the moment they
 32        7|    andrinople,” and a Louis XIII bed stood at one end of it.
 33        7|   Without doubt they had gone to bed, for no shadows passed across
 34        7|       fall upon them in the very bed without giving them time
 35        7|       Doubtless they had gone to bed again, and, still watching,
 36        7|  appeared. She had jumped out of bed and had scarce had time
 37        7|      friend, you must go home to bed. You want it badly.”~He
 38        7|         this?”~“Yes, let’s go to bed,” he stammered.~She repressed
 39        7|       together.~“Oh, let’s go to bed!”~At this Nana suddenly
 40        7|        the middle of the tumbled bed the two men caught sight
 41        8|         a plate–glass door and a bed hung with blue “reps.” In
 42        8|        Antin, and they ate it in bed, seeing that the night was
 43        8|          there are crumbs in the bed,” she said curtly.~In fact,
 44        8|         there were crumbs in the bed. She felt them down to her
 45        8|      their hands. Fontan went to bed again, shivering, and told
 46        8|         were fresh crumbs in the bed!~“By Jove, it was sure to
 47        8|          in order to jump out of bed again, when Fontan in his
 48        8|       nearly always found her in bed. Even on the days when Satin
 49        8|        flung herself down on the bed and went to sleep again.
 50        8|      doing nothing on the untidy bed, while basins stood about
 51        8|       how they had made it up in bed after hours of silent sulking.
 52        8|          the thought of going to bed so early bored him, and
 53        8|        make tea, and we’ll go to bed after.”~Thereupon Fontan
 54        8|          undressing and going to bed in a flood of tears.~He
 55        8|          breath and was going to bed, in his turn, when he noticed
 56        8|          and, turning toward the bed, remarked in threatening
 57        8|       her breath. When he was in bed she choked with emotion
 58        8|     suggestive of a great untidy bed, she knew that the soft
 59        8|        been done for a week; her bed was disgusting, and ewers
 60        8|      begin thinking of finding a bed. And Satin, deeming it unwise
 61        8|          coaxingly:~“Let’s go to bed as fast as we can, pet.
 62        8|       darling girl.”~And once in bed, she forthwith took Nana
 63        8|          head. She jumped out of bed and ran across the room
 64        8|        an inch. Another girl, in bed with a lover, who was answering
 65        8|       sitting on the edge of the bed, listening and listening.
 66       10|          in the three rooms, the bed, dressing and small drawing
 67       10|          elaborately upholstered bed, which was as low as a sofa,
 68       10|          abroad and always go to bed very late, only to rise
 69       10|        when he spoke of going to bed, she sank her voice and
 70       10|          it at the bottom of the bed so that when she entered
 71       11|          nothing because I go to bed first so as not to be in
 72       11|         get to the inside of the bed.”~“Jove, it’s sly,” muttered
 73       11|       Yesterday I had to keep my bed, I cried so, and today I
 74       12|        the morning, in the great bed of the Venice point draperies,
 75       12|       been drawn to, so that the bed lay flooded with shadow.
 76       12|   barelegged, on the edge of the bed. The count let his head
 77       12|      vexed.~“You’re mad; come to bed!”~He fancied he saw her
 78       12|          and had sat down by the bed, leaning one arm on the
 79       12|   convulsions so fierce that the bed trembled under her. At length
 80       12|        neighborhood of that warm bed and that suffering woman,
 81       12|        true that she had been to bed with Daguenet as lately
 82       12|       ever tell when Nana was in bed with anyone? But Georges
 83       12|         freedom. Before going to bed, seeing that the countess
 84       13|        serve as a setting to the bed, which was to be a dazzling
 85       13|        prodigy. Nana meditated a bed such as had never before
 86       13|         within the shadow of the bed curtains. Nana had applied
 87       13|       busy with the designs. The bed would cost fifty thousand
 88       13|       would throw himself on the bed, biting the coverlet, shouting
 89       13|        yet another calamity; the bed with its gnawed bedclothes
 90       13|          him the designs for the bed, and this caused a diversion,
 91       13|          this is the body of the bed. In the middle here there’
 92       13|         the grand design for the bed’s head; Cupids dancing in
 93       13|         anywhere slept in such a bed. However, a difficulty presented
 94       13|       undertaking to deliver the bed in two months’ time, toward
 95       13|          me that you don’t go to bed with my brother.”~“Oh, you’
 96       13|       you I’m in a hurry—I go to bed with your brother if it
 97       13|    making a report? Yes, I go to bed with your brother.”~He had
 98       13|         a man pleases me I go to bed with him. Yes, I do— that’
 99       13|      keep their promise, and the bed was not delivered till one
100       13|          was the gold and silver bed, which shone in all the
101       13|          Stuff yourself into the bed,” she said, pulling him
102       14|         was seated, while by the bed, to the left of the door,
103       14|          bring it nearer. On the bed lay stretched a gray mass,
104       14|       steamy darkness. Under the bed a deep plate full of phenol
105       14|           They all looked at the bed out of the corners of their
106       14|      sitting on the chest by the bed, silenced them with a softly
107       14|       night when he was going to bed he hid his gold in his boots,
108       14|     casting a last glance at the bed as they passed it. But while