Chap.

  1        1|    question. Then as Bordenave was drawing a portrait of his new star,
  2        1|        round Prulliere’s neck, was drawing him toward her when Fontan,
  3        2|            cried to him across the drawing room just as he was shutting
  4        2|          tumble as she crossed the drawing room; the old boy rushed
  5        2|           The gentlemen are in the drawing room.”~Nana had sprung up,
  6        2|         was turning to go into the drawing room Zoe held her back and
  7        2|            head of hair, the other drawing back his lean shoulders,
  8        2|          relieved when she saw the drawing room empty and asked herself
  9        2|            on the threshold of the drawing room.~It was as though she
 10        2|          had all to go through the drawing room. Oh yes, Mme Blanche
 11        2|           craned her head into the drawing room and found it empty.
 12        3|     scarcely a dozen people in the drawing room. When she was only
 13        3|          opened neither the little drawing room nor the dining room.
 14        3|        chatted round the fire. The drawing room was very large and
 15        3|           felt a little cold. This drawing room takes so long to warm.”~
 16        3|           gladly be possessed of a drawing room such as yours! At any
 17        3|      certainly would not alter her drawing room now. It would henceforth
 18        3|       moments in the middle of the drawing room. He only recognized
 19        3|           seated in that Old World drawing room, he certainly had his
 20        3|         footstool. That sepulchral drawing room of hers, which exhaled
 21        3|        suggestive, in that dim old drawing room. Certainly it was not
 22        3|           lamps, so that the great drawing room remained in soft shadow.~
 23        3|        asleep in the middle of the drawing room. Fauchery, afar off,
 24        3|        back into the middle of the drawing room, “notwithstanding it
 25        3|         way in every corner of the drawing room. He mixed with the
 26        3|           tea was handed round the drawing room itself. While directing
 27        3|          The evening, in fact, was drawing to a close.~“Are you serious?”
 28        3|            was a great stir in the drawing room, and Vandeuvres and
 29        4|          arranged the table in the drawing room, a table with twenty–
 30        4|         room was littered with the drawing–room furniture, which the
 31        4|          the guests into the small drawing room, a narrow slip of a
 32        4|            company. From the large drawing room beyond came a sound
 33        4|          heard going on in the big drawing room, where the voice of
 34        4|            slipped into the little drawing room through the bedroom
 35        4|       opened the door of the large drawing room.~“Supper is on the
 36        4|         oaths came from the little drawing room. It was Bordenave.
 37        4|          was again in the Muffats’ drawing room, the only difference
 38        4|        soon no one was left in the drawing room save Bordenave, who
 39        4|    gentlemen were to return to the drawing room after drinking their
 40        4|    beseeching her to return to the drawing room. She was obstinate,
 41        4|           dining room, entered the drawing room, her merriment increasing
 42        4|         weren’t going soon. In the drawing room there was an attempt
 43        4|       anteroom and crowding to the drawing room. They had just come
 44        4|     newcomers found friends in the drawing room, and the scene ended
 45        4|        women had returned into the drawing room. The air there was
 46        4|         over her shoulders. In the drawing room there was now no one
 47        5|             gentlemen,” said Nana, drawing aside the curtain, “but
 48        5|          touch to him! He was busy drawing in his legs because the
 49        5|         room next door a woman was drawing on her gloves preparatory
 50        6|         sleep in it. Then came the drawing room, quite the thing, the
 51        6|         room, quite the thing, the drawing room, with its windows opening
 52        6|           if I know it!” said Zoe, drawing her head in at once. “Madame
 53        6|         the austere Rue Miromesnil drawing room. Daguenet, on the other
 54        6|         matter with his neck. Then drawing his shirt collar up:~“Ah
 55        6|          sleep on the divan in the drawing room. At the end of an hour,
 56        6|           in order to sleep on the drawing–room divan.~“And this poor
 57        6|            t be amusing. They were drawing near their destination,
 58        7|            entirely furnished. The drawing room alone was finished,
 59        7|            of the armchairs in the drawing room. But almost at that
 60        8|          And so they started away, drawing from their common hoard,
 61        8|          she ushered them into the drawing room notwithstanding and
 62        8|             But the vacations were drawing on, and the Quarter looked
 63        8|          afterward.~The summer was drawing to a close, a stormy summer
 64        9|         silent. The second act was drawing to a close, when two shadows
 65        9|        took him by both hands and, drawing him toward her, asked whether
 66       10| arrangements, establishing a small drawing room on the first floor,
 67       10|            a conservatory, a large drawing room and a dining room to
 68       10|            too–sumptuous Louis XVI drawing room on those gala nights
 69       10|            bed, dressing and small drawing room above described. Twice
 70       10|         able to rejoin them in the drawing room downstairs she scolded
 71       10|         leave the gentleman in the drawing room for a quarter of an
 72       10|            calling on a tottie the drawing room will stun him! Yes,
 73       10|            in the direction of the drawing room.~Maybe Nana was still
 74       10|            again ventured into the drawing room the young woman was
 75       10|           sitting on her bearskins drawing off her stockings, he would
 76       10|          take coffee in the little drawing room, where a couple of
 77       10|          Nana was returning to the drawing room, happy in the thought
 78       10|         And she went back into the drawing room, stretched herself
 79       10|          astounded at sight of her drawing room. It seemed as though
 80       11|            groups of tipplers were drawing near, and all the champagne
 81       12|        night on an armchair in the drawing room. It was he who had
 82       12|         sleep, and upstairs in the drawing room only Satin remained.
 83       12|         the two doors of the great drawing room and to extend the dancing
 84       12|         only to recall to mind the drawing room of the past, through
 85       12|         balustrade. Then, too, the drawing room looked splendid; it
 86       12|         she did not want to do her drawing room up again? She’s done
 87       12|           back to the sides of the drawing room in order to leave the
 88       12|         the close air of the great drawing room, were wandering away
 89       12|    returned in front of one of the drawing–room doors, within which
 90       12|       slight swaying motion to the drawing–room floor, as though the
 91       12|      couples who whirled round the drawing room, arm about waist, amid
 92       13|            shadow. The door of the drawing room up–stairs opened noiselessly.
 93       13|          her own house, in her own drawing room, when the doors were
 94       13|       there had been a lamp in the drawing room the whole affair would
 95       13|       slipped as far as the little drawing room when his brother’s
 96       13|         leaned over a table in the drawing room and examined the designs,
 97       13|      standing in the middle of the drawing room. Not noticing his waxen
 98       13|         stood in the middle of the drawing room. Her last words rang
 99       13|            came running across the drawing room and seemed surprised
100       13|          was advancing through the drawing–room door, which remained
101       13|         went up unhindered. In the drawing room upstairs Zoe, who was
102       13|         familiarly and visited the drawing room and the winter garden,
103       13|           wearily about the little drawing room when Labordette came
104       14|      assumed a look of woe and was drawing down the corners of his