Chap.

  1        1|      Bordenave downstairs. He’ll give us information about things.”~
  2        1|    distance. “That’s the way you give me a notice, is it? Why,
  3        1|    momentarily it caused them to give a little shiver of pleasure.
  4        1|       disgusting that the public give such a reception to the
  5        1|        master of the gods not to give effect to its petition,
  6        2|           Daguenet had made Nana give him the days subsequent
  7        2|      before she would consent to give the little Louis back to
  8        2|        not to know anyone who’ll give you three hundred francs.”~
  9        2|          lodgings for her and to give her a hundred francs a month
 10        2|      would be better, dearie, to give up your expedition at once.”~“
 11        2|          Was he getting ready to give Rose Mignon the go–by? Zoe
 12        2|          too happy to be able to give.”~At bottom she was flattered.~“
 13        2|           Another time I hope to give more.”~The gentlemen no
 14        2|       them some seconds so as to give Zoe time to find yet another
 15        2|       only now she made shift to give Madame the benefit of her
 16        2|        still waited, in order to give her mistress time for reflection.
 17        2|        second or two in order to give her time to sweep the place
 18        2|        are for me?”~“Yes.”~“Then give ‘em to me, booby!”~But as
 19        3|          in fact. Then she would give balls to which all Paris
 20        3|         had been commissioned to give and had as yet not found
 21        3|         the men even ventured to give their opinions. For some
 22        4|       phrased it, had decided to give the go–by.~“There are a
 23        4|      going to fail. Nana doesn’t give up the men who are lent
 24        4|        if Rose is wanting Leon I give him up willingly—for what
 25        4|       comfortable.”~Nana did not give an immediate reply. Since
 26        4|         handkerchief. Well then, give it back!”~“He’s dreeing
 27        4|       reasonable.”~No, she would give her refusal now; she would
 28        5|    Bordenave had much ado not to give her a kick. But the prince
 29        5|         age of sixteen and would give his mother a good–night
 30        5|         outside the door.~“May I give the knocks, madame? The
 31        5|        smashing the seats. May I give the knocks?”~“Oh, bother!”
 32        6|           has she had a nap too? Give me a kiss, my child.”~They
 33        6|         Bordenave had refused to give her even the shortest leave
 34        6|      What big blowouts you might give in Paris if you had a dining
 35        6|         dessert, in order not to give Zoe any more trouble, they
 36        7|         and sad at heart.~“Well, give me your arm,” Nana continued
 37        7|          to what it was usual to give, and she could not, therefore,
 38        7|         out her arms in order to give full value to her figure,
 39        7|        prayer, fully prepared to give up the good things of this
 40        7|       furiously. “I like men who give without being asked. No,
 41        8|         the old lady ventured to give expression to her fears,
 42        8|    appearance and had offered to give Madame an extension of time.
 43        8| concluded, “but money will never give them true happiness! Besides,
 44        8|      parting, made so bold as to give her some good advice. It
 45        8|        would shout “Gee up!” and give the sides of the cupboard
 46        8|    course of nature. In order to give some return for his dinner
 47        8|      looking for her in order to give her a hiding. Both the women
 48        8|     loitering, were unwilling to give up the chase and would still
 49        9|          to Cossard:~“Geraldine, give the kiss! Loudly, so that
 50        9|         time to move, and then I give a little cry—so: ‘Oh, she’
 51        9|        get it done this journey. Give the kiss, Cossard.”~Then
 52        9|          Bosc made so bold as to give advice. Rose, thoroughly
 53        9|        as Steiner had offered to give her a grand start in life
 54        9|       hundred lines. I wanted to give the part up. It’s too bad
 55        9|      might behave childishly and give way to sighs and tears.
 56        9|       you all to myself, I would give my whole fortune. Yes, that
 57        9|         woman on earth. I should give you carriages and diamonds
 58        9|         your presents! You might give me Paris, and yet I should
 59        9|          if only someone were to give me what I long for!”~He
 60        9|         his eyes.~“Oh, you can’t give it me,” she continued; “
 61        9|            you’re to get them to give me the part.”~He was dumfounded,
 62        9|        care a jot for Rose; I’ll give her up at once.”~Nana seemed
 63        9|       what’s due to a woman. You give all, don’t you? Well then,
 64        9|         I’ve had enough of it; I give the part up.”~He took a
 65        9|     Fauchery’s silence seemed to give consent, and Prulliere,
 66        9|        unassigned I should never give it her! There, is that plain?
 67        9|         Very well then, let them give her ten thousand francs,
 68        9|    francs in order to get you to give up your part.”~She grew
 69        9|         when she chose she could give them all points in the matter
 70        9|          put her arms akimbo and give her what for. But she controlled
 71       10|        dignity and threatened to give him back all he had given
 72       10|         had only been anxious to give Madame a pleasure. Georges
 73       10|   buzzing noise. She was sure to give vent to a “Dirty blackguard!”
 74       10|        Mouth.” Every woman would give way to him when he lulled
 75       10|    laughing:~“Only what will you give me?”~He had caught her in
 76       10|        two or three debts and to give her a set of sapphires she
 77       10|         and she was beginning to give in when she met Satin’s
 78       11|      sous; it don’t cost one. We give it away.”~But Nana broke
 79       11|       and when he advised her to give Rose some proof of her submission—
 80       11|       outsider’s asked for, they give tongue and yell as though
 81       11|       And, scarce knowing how to give expression to her overwhelming
 82       11|          been terrible enough to give you the shudders! He sent
 83       12|       Perhaps I shall be able to give you some good advice. Only
 84       12|         bit less often and would give the countess the nights
 85       12|          Oh, those family scenes give me a turn!”~Estelle had
 86       13|          the bedroom in order to give the lad time to escape.~“
 87       13|           The count consented to give way and only insisted that
 88       13|    Julien made the trades–people give him commissions, and the
 89       13|        francs, and Muffat was to give it her as a New Year’s present.~
 90       13|       sort of way got the men to give her all they had about them,
 91       13|        her; he had for–gotten to give her an answer to a question.
 92       13|         and allowed Mme Hugon to give what orders she liked. The
 93       13|         had to separate them and give the coachman the sack. This
 94       13|          Caesar! Look here, I’ll give you what for if you don’
 95       13|       and that Mme Blanche would give a pile of gold to have her
 96       13|     fault! Am I a bad lot, eh? I give away all I’ve got; I wouldn’
 97       13|       afraid to. Look here, I’ll give you a single instance: they
 98       13|        ask to see her: I want to give her a kiss.”~Labordette
 99       14|       Mignon,” said Lucy. “He’ll give us news.”~Mignon was standing
100       14|        his face at last, did not give him time to put his question.
101       14|       the two women continued to give vent to their feelings of
102       14|         O my God, do Thy best to give the emperor the victory.
103       14|  conclusion, “that Bismarck will give us a jolly good threshing.”~