Chap.

 1        1|          little out of their depth, sat waiting. Nevertheless, La
 2        1|             the boardingschool, who sat with his fine eyes very
 3        1|         bowls of negus, and Neptune sat in state among seven or
 4        2|         cigarette, while the others sat pursing up their lips discreetly,
 5        2|            remarked that before she sat down to her game it would
 6        2|              rejoined Nana.~She had sat herself down on a chair
 7        3|           Ministry of the Interior, sat heavily in an armchair,
 8        3|             an easy chair. There he sat as comfortably as in his
 9        3|  upholsteries in which the countess sat had attracted his attention.
10        3|       Fauchery looked at her as she sat quaintly perched, in her
11        3|           or five old gentlemen who sat motionless in corners. The
12        3|          the chief clerk, who still sat solitary in the middle of
13        3|             of the house where they sat in the chairs they had occupied
14        3|         negotiation. Vandeuvres had sat himself down by the stout
15        3|            in front of the fire and sat sipping their tea and nibbling
16        3|             the son of a queen, had sat down beside an ex–music–
17        3|        cares as hostess, and as she sat in her wonted seat, silent,
18        4|            another, while the women sat quite quiet, and it was
19        4|        spoonful of soup, and he now sat in front of his empty plate,
20        4|         deeply this time that as he sat by Nana’s side he seemed
21        4|           to sing the “Slipper” and sat huddled up on a sofa, chatting
22        5|          untidy, ill–kept storeroom sat four fashionable, white–
23        5|             I’m booked!” La Faloise sat on one of these chairs at
24        5|           them while the mother cat sat bolt upright, staring at
25        5|             low–pitched ceiling, he sat down on the edge of a softly
26        5|       behind the curtain, where she sat waiting on a trunk, much
27        5|         still full of gentlemen who sat there gloved, elegant, submissive
28        5|             others, the fellows who sat there doggedly on Mme Bron’
29        5|            the act. Bosc and Fontan sat on the floor with their
30        5|          the big tortoise–shell cat sat at the other end of the
31        6|          the long table, where they sat somewhat crowded together
32        6|             on his clothes. Then he sat on a chair and waited. When
33        6|         left Paris in such a hurry, sat stiffly sulking beside her.
34        6|           before her! Georges alone sat looking at his glass with
35        6|          down onto the floor as she sat near him, and together they
36        6|        jolly good fellows again and sat up smoking cigarettes on
37        6|        winter, had just arrived. He sat stooping humbly forward
38        6|           to forget his presence he sat nibbling small lumps of
39        6|            a sheet and icy cold, he sat rigidly up in his place
40        6|             s pale face as he still sat rigid and breathless in
41        6|             was impossible! But she sat quite still and with absent
42        7|            the little old man still sat motionless, his side face
43        7|             danse du ventre.~Muffat sat looking at her. She frightened
44        7|             eyes from the sight, he sat looking fixedly at her,
45        7|      trimmed with lace and came and sat down on the floor in front
46        7|         gave a sign of assent. Nana sat gazing seriously at him
47        7| Nevertheless, she was not happy and sat scratching her legs with
48        8|          were still empty, and they sat down at a table in the very
49        8|              fair–haired person who sat close to her and made herself
50        8|          range of loaded plates she sat enthroned in all the opulence
51        8|             of activity, and as she sat there she swayed her bloated
52        8|            a phrase there, while he sat with his head between his
53        8|             as their wont was, they sat coldly facing one another
54        8|           all her sorrows when Bosc sat there bursting with dinner
55        9|           which she was hiding Nana sat enveloped in a great shawl.
56        9|      continued Labordette.~But Nana sat motionless and vouchsafed
57        9|             asleep. But suddenly he sat bolt upright.~“It’s idiotic,
58        9|     armchair. For some seconds they sat motionless side by side
59        9|           sneered and asked who had sat for the portrait of the
60        9|             from her late refusals, sat on without appearing to
61        9|          part of the matter. Muffat sat silent, his eyes fixed on
62       10|           of a smile, while Georges sat nervously on a sofa, trembling
63       10|             was she with Satin, who sat in state between Philippe
64       10|            tablecloth, the four now sat shrinking and insignificant
65       10|           traditions, the two women sat face to face, exchanging
66       10|      Philippe, and not himself, who sat beside her. His heart, he
67       10|            In the dressing room Zoe sat helpless on a chair, crying
68       11|           of Henri and Charles, who sat on the front seat, looking
69       11|             she pursed up her lips, sat bolt upright and turned
70       11|          coaches, where the masters sat on the seats above and left
71       11|            simple black silk dress, sat, looking distinguished beside
72       11|            driving, while a footman sat motionless, with folded
73       11|             her. The Tricon, as she sat alone next her driver, waited
74       11|           English exclamations, she sat listening and taking notes
75       11|            from view an instant and sat herself down beside him,
76       11|             with it while the judge sat frigidly waiting, his eye
77       12|          slipping off the coverlet, sat for a moment or two, barelegged,
78       12|           are!” said Zoe.~But Satin sat up, looked savagely at the
79       12|           had taken a chair and had sat down by the bed, leaning
80       12|            two old ladies had again sat down and with lowered tones
81       12|             Chantereau’s ear as she sat near the fireplace. “That
82       13|           her stupefaction Nana had sat down; she still wore her
83       13|            had driven away, and she sat motionless, not knowing
84       13|          puissant turnouts, wherein sat plutocrats able to buy up
85       14|            of the Grand Hotel a man sat hiding his face in a handkerchief.
86       14|         kick the bucket.”~The count sat with uplifted eyes and did
87       14|             on the edge of a chest, sat gazing fixedly at the body
88       14|            paying a call: she alone sat there with bare hands and
89       14|          down on the bench where he sat. He was still burying his