Chap.

 1        1|           caprice being over, had brought him back to her, faithful
 2        1|          restless suggestion, who brought with her the delirium of
 3        1|      clover. Finally a grand trio brought the scene to a close, and
 4        2|          and then we’ll see.”~Zoe brought a dressing jacket.~“The
 5        2|    article in the Figaro.”~He had brought the journal. Mme Lerat put
 6        2|         sou by sou, till now they brought her in an income of six
 7        2|            By and by when Zoe had brought in the cutlets Nana just
 8        2|        theater messenger, who had brought her mistress the day’s playbill
 9        2|           Two other bouquets were brought round, and Zoe, growing
10        2|          look in her box, and she brought back a hundred francs in
11        2|           when she reappeared she brought back a couple of cards and
12        2|           be the old man that had brought the other one: he had such
13        3|           treated by her.~“I have brought Georges to see you,” said
14        4|        des Panoramas, and she had brought them home with her in a
15        4|       Besnus, whom La Faloise had brought, already installed in one
16        4|        the Folies. Labordette had brought the whole collection in
17        4|        the house of her aunt, who brought him round to her every morning
18        4|          find out why she had not brought Lili with her:~“Oh no, no,
19        4|           Besnus, whom a lady had brought up from Saint–Aubin–sur–
20        4|         reassured him—he had just brought the old gentleman back.
21        4|    remaining bottle, which he had brought back with him from the pantry.~“
22        5|    thought that this man Fauchery brought nothing but a certain doubiful
23        6|       Orleans, and yet they never brought her the pieces she asked
24        6|           But Zoe in the meantime brought no plate, and when the young
25        6| encounters, but the gardener, who brought the wood upstairs, was greatly
26        6|      trunks in the dressing room, brought her mistress a change of
27        6|        room. A third carriage had brought him.~“Dear me, you’ve made
28        6|          to the reasons which had brought them together. Vandeuvres,
29        6|          his trembling arms. That brought the number up to eleven
30        6|        dear!” And then, too, they brought her quite a whiff of Parisian
31        6|          bawling about having her brought back by the police, he had
32        6|         the news the gardener had brought her and gave evidence of
33        6|           that it was Steiner who brought you with him for the first
34        6|        excited till a sudden jolt brought her down to the seat again.
35        7|      hairdresser Francis, who had brought her the paper, she would
36        7|         entailed. He saw the ruin brought about by this kind of “leaven”—
37        7|        with her back to the fire, brought her knees up under her chin
38        8|       happen!” she cried. “You’ve brought them back again under your
39        8|         chit of ten, who when she brought up the absinthe in a glass
40        8|         took off his boots, which brought Nana back daily to Satin’
41        8|         of the slums and had been brought to Laure’s by some customer
42        8|           desk a savage shake and brought the drawer forward in order
43        8|        during the last few months brought a choking lump into her
44        9|            to whom Labordette had brought the news, came down to the
45       10|          and successive days only brought back the same monotonous
46       10|          spirited at once, for it brought her face to face with the
47       10|         diamonds and occasionally brought with her Louise Violaine,
48       10|       round Satin’s waist and had brought her back to her seat.~“How
49       11|           bedroom. She had indeed brought home a passer–by out of
50       11|        arriving. Dear me, they’ve brought the children! Oh, how those
51       11|    declared that the women always brought luck.~“Well?” queried Nana
52       11|       face. The old boy will have brought her out.”~Vandeuvres was
53       11|        Nana in, while he had only brought Lusignan forward in order
54       11|      classic night of madness had brought together all that was young
55       12|           of nothing; nobody ever brought back any information, and
56       12|        memory he could not forget brought a faint glow to Fanchery’
57       12|           s your commission. I’ve brought you the handsel of my innocence!”~
58       13|             she said when Zoe had brought in the lights.~The count,
59       13|      every novelty of the day was brought and left to lie forgotten
60       13|     applied to Labordette who had brought two goldsmiths to see her.
61       13|        presents. Captain Philippe brought his himself; it was an old
62       13|  Labordette presented himself. He brought with him the designs for
63       13|         it with one hand while he brought the other and the scissors
64       13|          was Georges. The one was brought to dishonor, the other murdered!
65       13|           The lady’s maid, having brought a towel and a basin of water
66       13|           your wife!”~At night he brought the ten thousand francs.
67       13|          she did for Steiner; she brought him to the ground, sucked
68       13|           Paris for twenty years, brought it to him and said:~“I say,
69       13|       returned, his cousin having brought him. Poor Fauchery had now
70       13|         Normandy? The old man had brought her the four thousand francs,
71       13|       soon Estelle, his daughter, brought an action against him for
72       13|           had driven him so wild, brought on what looked like the
73       13|          about again, and now she brought her fist violently down
74       14|         they weren’t all; she had brought back lots of other precious