Chap.

 1        1|          to Fauchery.~It was, in fact, Lucy Stewart, a plain little
 2        1|          matter at all, that, in fact, she had other good points.
 3        1| voluptuously, her whole body, in fact, could be divined, nay discerned,
 4        3|         the seats—everything, in fact. Then she would give balls
 5        3|       forest, which amounted, in fact, to quite a respectable
 6        3|          Yes, she told me so. In fact, she did receive my visit,
 7        3|     cushions had been tumbled, a fact which now amused him.~“Well,
 8        3|      invitation. The evening, in fact, was drawing to a close.~“
 9        4|          wellborn or wealthy, in fact, quite the thing. And as
10        4|      consumptive, never died. In fact, she was the smartest woman
11        4|          to follow them, and, in fact, the door opened every few
12        5|          herself at all, had, in fact, only buttoned on a little
13        5|     Faloise, and, as a matter of fact, he was still in his place
14        6|     denied that it was Nana, the fact being that Lucy had been
15        6|         stop on the bridge?”~The fact was the ladies and Fauchery
16        6|   significant glance. It was, in fact, one of those momentary
17        6|        arrived during the day, a fact which greatly curtailed
18        7|          had no money on hand, a fact which caused her constant
19        7|         morning. Yet nothing, in fact, could have prevented her
20        8|          francs, and despite the fact that people accused him
21        8|          was beyond reproach; in fact, Nana felt ashamed that
22        8|          all sorts of things. In fact, she had made a great noise
23        8|        bed,” she said curtly.~In fact, there were crumbs in the
24        8|          any of her advances. In fact, he let himself be caressed
25        8|       were doing. As a matter of fact, Fontan had turned Mme Lerat
26        8|    lacking in proper respect. In fact, there isn’t a word to be
27        8|           Aunt, I love him!”~The fact of the matter was that Mme
28        8|      that without trumpeting the fact abroad. Nevertheless, she
29        8|     walls, of all the sounds, in fact, attendant on the sudden
30        9|      part a second time. She, in fact, aspired to an honest woman’
31        9|         neighboring hangings. In fact, there was no end to these
32        9|          description. He was, in fact, so dolorously possessed
33        9|        walls—all the squalor, in fact, which that house of tolerance
34        9|       that isn’t the reason. The fact is I’ve had enough of courtesans.
35       10|         the face! As a matter of fact Satin was dining at a little
36       10|        ladies went in for it. In fact, to hear her speak, nothing
37       10|          averred.~As a matter of fact, just when he was about
38       10|          the mamma, the past; in fact, whatever she chose. With
39       10|    assuredly prove obstinate. In fact, when Philippe got up to
40       10|         at her and chase her. In fact, it was a regular smashup;
41       11|   arrived very early—she was, in fact, one of the first to come—
42       11|      society was ignorant of the fact that he was playing his
43       11|          one was ignorant of the fact that Nana was the devouring
44       11|         a monumental machine, in fact, for weighing horses. Dear
45       11|    others had done as he had! In fact, the majority thought Vandeuvres
46       12|        hump since yesterday!”~In fact, the house seemed utterly
47       12|         owing to my prudence. In fact, you wanted proofs. The
48       12|         annoyance, something, in fact, in the nature of a happy
49       12|       interrupted the other. “In fact, between them, there’s no
50       12|  proprieties were respected.~“In fact,” resumed Mme du Joncquoy, “
51       12|          contain two hundred. In fact, why not sign the wedding
52       12|          the sort of society, in fact, in which great names and
53       13|       accident—of everything, in fact, which can hasten the ruin
54       13|          madame.”~As a matter of fact, the pale red stain kept
55       13|      Nana’s immediate circle. In fact, he frequented both houses,
56       13|         enjoy it a bit, that, in fact, she loved another and was
57       13|     provincial subscriptions; in fact, she took everything, from
58       13|        of the house, the man, in fact, who because he gave most
59       13|        cross it.”~As a matter of fact, each of the gentlemen,
60       13|          constantly improved. In fact, they were happy in a partnership
61       13|        to make a fresh start. In fact, she was meditating something
62       14|       the child died of that: in fact, it was neglected and badly
63       14|          see.”~The count had, in fact, quitted his bench and was
64       14|     looked so old and so sad. In fact, it was one of those poor
65       14|          cigars.”~As a matter of fact, all the gentlemen were