Chap.

 1        1|         Faloise stopped with his pretty speech strangled in his
 2        1|          looked at him. He was a pretty fellow. Fauchery recognized
 3        1|        to Steiner. “She’ll get a pretty reception; you’ll see!”~
 4        1|      would be one’s duty to do a pretty bit of slashing. The piece,
 5        1|     Diana’s plaints in a sweetly pretty voice. The other one, the
 6        1|         turned half round with a pretty movement of the shoulders.
 7        1|         the journalist. He was a pretty fellow; to be sure! He went
 8        1|         and La Faloise noticed a pretty, quietly dressed woman in
 9        2|         weren’t lacking; she was pretty well known, but she would
10        2|       Nana promised to rent some pretty little lodgings for her
11        2|      away again, but he’s such a pretty boy with never a hair on
12        2|      heart, and she burst into a pretty peal of laughter. Well,
13        2|      requisition and putting men pretty well everywhere, she had
14        3|            She smiled and made a pretty little speech. The journalist,
15        3|          kick the bucket here. A pretty idea of yours it was to
16        3|        in high jinks she’s still pretty sly about it, for the thing
17        3|            murmured Fauchery. “A pretty present he made his wife!
18        3|        he had been thinking of a pretty woman whom the marquis occasionally
19        4|          was a blonde on a tiny, pretty scale and so delicately
20        4|     smiling away and ducking her pretty head as some animal might
21        4|          would have given them a pretty reception. Had she wanted
22        4|       her act struck him as very pretty and, deigning at length
23        4|       Mignons had been getting a pretty slice out of those same
24        4|         little Maria Blond had a pretty cheek! Besides, to think
25        4|        anxious to assist at some pretty scenes. Rose pouted as if
26        5|          about to pay a call.~“A pretty trollop!” muttered Prulliere,
27        5|           Egad! I should be in a pretty pickle if anything serious
28        5|          dare—” she stammered in pretty, mock confusion, while rosy
29        5|      Count, you don’t value your pretty women enough. We shall take
30        5|          replied Nana. “Here’s a pretty fuss! Why, it’s usually
31        6|         You see, it doesn’t look pretty.”~And with a movement she
32        6|        all wheat? Good lord, how pretty it is!”~“One can quite see
33        6|         had even obtained a very pretty success as the Blonde Venus.
34        7|         s window.~“I say, that’s pretty,” she whispered; “I mean
35        7|        too! He’ll teach her some pretty things!”~“Oh, it isn’t her
36        7|    struck her as both quaint and pretty. After that she studied
37        7|  infinite pity.~“Well, you are a pretty sight, my dear fellow!”
38        8|          she began dreaming of a pretty little bright chamber. Indeed,
39        8|          disgust. “Ah, they’re a pretty lot those tradesmen! Do
40        8|    laughing angrily, as became a pretty man, declared that they
41        8|         thing! It’s learned some pretty habits—can’t even go fasting
42        8|       please!” she continued. “A pretty Johnnie for Rose to go and
43        8|   chucked you out. Yes, and in a pretty disgusting way too—with
44        8|         which sent the gentleman pretty nearly sprawling. Both of
45        8|          it can’t have been in a pretty place—oh no, I’m sure it
46        8|          I’m sure it wasn’t in a pretty place.”~And turning toward
47        8|    bosoms and figures some slim, pretty girls were observable. These
48        8|          as was her wont, like a pretty brown mouse, nodded familiarly
49        8|      them tipsy and hearing some pretty stiffish things. What at
50        8|        behind Prulliere’s back—a pretty fellow, to be sure, but
51        8|      began crying.~“Ah, that’s a pretty business,” said the aunt,
52        8| obstinacy Prulliere, as became a pretty fellow whose vanity had
53        8|         kiss. Her lips pouted in pretty indignation; her hair lay
54        9|          forward.~“Aren’t they a pretty lot?” he muttered. “You
55        9|      sense of the word; it was a pretty trick to have plucked him
56        9|        are you getting on?”~“Oh, pretty fairly. And how are you?”~“
57       10|        suddenly developed a very pretty taste for every species
58       10|        tell you I’ve had to bear pretty well everything and it’s
59       11|        answer him. One must be a pretty foul sort to let one’s name
60       11|         rejoined. “There’ll be a pretty scandal! Besides, we’ve
61       11|   laughed at it and spoke of the pretty doing awaiting the duffers
62       11|            Fifteen hundred louis—pretty well all over the place.”~
63       11|  likewise lowering his voice. “A pretty job, eh? I’ll confess to
64       11|       stay.”~“Well, it will be a pretty biz if the Englishman wins!”
65       12|      back to the subject. What a pretty sight a divorce suit would
66       12|       eyes glowed, and they made pretty mouths as the breath of
67       12|         cried, she thought it so pretty of him.~“Oh, that Mimi,
68       13|       your brother; he’s another pretty Johnny, he is! He promised
69       13|   tempest of love and anger, but pretty all the time. Zoe must have
70       13|      Nice old fellow! Now behave pretty!”~And he loved his abasement
71       13|        all wanted to marry me! A pretty notion, eh? Yes, dear boy,
72       14|  conditions! She must be looking pretty by this time in that room
73       14|     without doubt! It would be a pretty surprise for that old body.
74       14|      then came ‘48! Oh, it was a pretty disgusting business was