Chap.

  1        1|     shouts of applause. When she gave her famous kick from the
  2        1|         of her rival excited, he gave himself up to these tender
  3        1|    skirts, but he in his despair gave her a savage refusal and
  4        2|        eyes.~“It’s the new hat I gave you?” she ended by saying.~“
  5        2|        quite engrossed in it but gave a violent start on hearing
  6        2|         Oh, as to him, madame, I gave him his marching orders
  7        2|          in long clothes. So she gave up all airs and graces,
  8        2|          in, and the young woman gave a little shout of relief.
  9        3|  concluded with these words:~“He gave me an unpleasant impression.
 10        3|    himself at the door, where he gave the exact address. “Third
 11        3|        before going out Fauchery gave a final glance. Vandeuvres
 12        4|       the big dressing glass and gave each other a mutual dose
 13        4| Bordenave’s absence. No one ever gave a good supper without Bordenave.
 14        4|         felt his full weight. He gave her a rough push, but she,
 15        4|         amused by this question, gave him some further details.
 16        4|     untruthful in character, she gave herself out as the granddaughter
 17        4|          of protest. But Blanche gave a description of the king
 18        4|          Coromandel some savages gave us I don’t know what sort
 19        4|      ladies. And occasionally he gave vent to fragmentary assertions,
 20        4|      sport of me!”~Thereupon she gave vent to any expression that
 21        4|        to Mme Robert. Vandeuvres gave her his word of honor that
 22        5|       the room.~Old Bosc himself gave them the tips of his fingers
 23        5|      theater. But he laughed and gave the journalist a keen little
 24        5|          the men on the floor he gave vent to an expression of
 25        5|      away to amuse the audience, gave Rose her cue a second time.
 26        5|          a voice that the public gave her a veritable ovation.~
 27        5|    herself for that evening. She gave Mme Bron a scribbled note
 28        5|        hand.~After that Clarisse gave up the idea of hauling La
 29        5|          surrounding squalor and gave out a glowing heat which,
 30        5|      blocked up the doorway, she gave Muffat a couple of kisses
 31        5|          alone with Nana, Muffat gave way to an impulse of anger
 32        6|         her kindly maternal way, gave Sabine two great kisses,
 33        6|    mentioned, at which Mme Hugon gave a little cry.~“Let me see,”
 34        6|      young fellow’s movement and gave him a suspicious glance.
 35        6|     evening, Georges?”~The count gave a little start of astonishment,
 36        6|       but burst out laughing and gave him a kiss on the forehead.
 37        6|        as though he were a doll, gave him little thumps, made
 38        6|   emphatic little gestures, they gave her all the petty gossip
 39        6|      forgot herself entirely and gave the others much good advice,
 40        6|     gardener had brought her and gave evidence of the absorbing
 41        6|    people who recognized and yet gave no sign of recognition.
 42        6|         sure.”~And with that she gave Steiner a terrible dressing,
 43        6|      Irma was! A sight like this gave you a rattling notion of
 44        6|          word. Suddenly the path gave a final turn; the wall ended,
 45        6| Breathless with admiration, Nana gave a little childish sigh.~“
 46        6|       company began laughing she gave vent to profound opinions,
 47        7|        as he does.”~At this Nana gave vent to an indignant exclamation.~“
 48        7|          the mirror.~Then Muffat gave a long sigh. This solitary
 49        7|         his limbs were tired. He gave a sign of assent. Nana sat
 50        7|        he had no weapon upon him gave him pause, but directly
 51        7|       opened the door to him she gave a start of most uneasy astonishment.
 52        8|        traveling. She never once gave them her address. Nay, through
 53        8|         to him. As to Fontan, he gave himself airs and let himself
 54        8|         of limb. Occasionally he gave a kiss in return, as became
 55        8|        and applauded at this and gave vent to some stiffish epigrammatic
 56        8|        times or more, while they gave themselves up to the soft
 57        8|        who was entering the room gave her a shock of surprise.
 58        8|  impossible.”~He rushed forward, gave the desk a savage shake
 59        8|       She burst out laughing and gave vent to various expressions
 60        9|        not to see things, and he gave a further proof of his tact
 61        9|       duchess’s part.”~Bordenave gave a start and shouted:~“Come
 62        9|       darkling gaze and suddenly gave way with a splutter of confused
 63        9|      thousand francs in case she gave up the part. Very well then,
 64        9|      Then she made him laugh and gave him to understand that he
 65       10|      warm pallor of human flesh, gave light to the wide staircase,
 66       10|       adorned the stairheads and gave the first–floor landing
 67       10|          relationship. The count gave twelve thousand francs monthly,
 68       10|           confessed him and then gave him good advice. Little
 69       10|          of flowers, and now she gave way not so much out of sudden
 70       10|   anguish of mind that his knees gave way under him. He began
 71       10|       show her she wasn’t vexed, gave her a dress she had worn
 72       10|         being thus dismissed, he gave her the case without further
 73       11|         a glass of champagne, he gave vent to the followmg profoundly
 74       11|        be thirty to one against, gave him twelve hundred thousand
 75       11|         possession of the facts, gave vent to a series of reflections
 76       12|          his life. There only he gave way to his misery, for he
 77       12|       inhale a little ether. She gave a sigh and without mentioning
 78       12|        she motioned him back and gave him her forehead to kiss.
 79       12|       low voices, and the corner gave vent to all sorts of bitter
 80       12|         the children came up she gave them her blessing and said
 81       12|   stretched out his hand. Muffat gave him his. Their hands remained
 82       12|     embarrassment; whereupon she gave him a short moral lecture.
 83       13|          form was impossible. He gave a choking cry and stood
 84       13|       with her. Presently, as he gave a long sigh and seemed to
 85       13|      Didn’t you see the bound it gave?~And she once more burst
 86       13|     rolling up the designs as he gave the final explanations.
 87       13|       fire in his wide eyes, she gave a sigh of relief.~“Ah, you’
 88       13|   growing yet paler.~At this she gave a despairing shrug. What
 89       13|          shaken with weeping and gave proof of such heavy suffering
 90       13|      hand on his heart. Then she gave a feeble sigh—she had felt
 91       13|     Afterward, when his director gave him leave to spend his passion,
 92       13|          finishing her hair. She gave herself up suddenly behind
 93       13|      miserly, were conquered; he gave her everything, even his
 94       13|          to his wife, and so she gave Fauchery his CONGE as he
 95       13|        apotheosis that! But Nana gave him a fine snubbing.~“Me
 96       13|          in fact, who because he gave most was the official lover.
 97       13|          some painted window and gave way to the intoxication
 98       13|        laughter within. The door gave; its two flaps flew asunder,
 99       13|         thoroughly disgusted and gave up the idea of going out.
100       14|         were told, and everybody gave the most contradictory and
101       14|          years old, while Mignon gave them an account of one of
102       14|          began getting ready and gave their skirts various little
103       14|   Bonapartist zeal, each of them gave him a sounding kick, while
104       14|      still remained behind, Rose gave a final look round, for