Chap.

 1        1|           led the dance. She was at home in that: hand on hip, she
 2        1|            since women had lived at home, domestic life was becoming
 3        2|             the trader had to be at home by eight o’clock in the
 4        2|             And never a cab to come home in! Luckily it’s only a
 5        2|           mind that; I did just run home.”~“You have the money?”
 6        3|       dining room. One felt more at home on such occasions and chatted
 7        3|            of bother to find her at home. Besides, Mignon never would
 8        4|            and she had brought them home with her in a cab. As there
 9        4|           so that I had to take her home—oh, so much against my will!”~
10        4|          they fancied themselves at home in the corridors of their
11        4|             ve got your slippers at home, my little man. I’ll get
12        4|             the journalist’s escort home and sent him back shrilly
13        5|           Why couldn’t you fight at home? You know as well as I do
14        5|             they were longing to go home to sleep.~Just then Fauchery,
15        5|      reconciliation between them at home.~Muffat was left alone on
16        5|         fire Muffat decided to walk home. The struggle within him
17        6|          Count Muffat walked slowly home and, hat in hand, bathed
18        6|             me about it I shan’t go home again.”~But he continued
19        6|          excuses against his return home in the evening. The five
20        6|       threatened to go and drag him home by the scruff of the neck
21        7|            The thought of returning home to his solitary bed simply
22        7| indifferently:~“So you’re seeing me home?”~“Of course,” he said,
23        7|         would be charming to return home on foot. When they were
24        7|          little friend, you must go home to bed. You want it badly.”~
25        8|             Fontan had not yet come home, the old lady ventured to
26        8|             not to compare with her home. Fontan, who was not in
27        8|        across him and had taken him home to his own place. This piece
28        8|             day and never returning home before midnight, for he
29        8|           to persuading him to come home with her. But this recollection
30        8|            that Madame had not come home yet, but she ushered them
31        8|         Nana that he was not coming home to dinner, and she went
32        8|        regretted not having been at home the day before. When Satin,
33        8|         tell this honest lady a few home truths. But the sight of
34        8|          Nana at length reached her home in the Rue Veron and was
35        8|             window. Fontan had come home in a sulk, for he, too,
36        8|           scared her to find him at home, seeing that she had not
37        8|          eaten his ordinary meal at home. And to think of spending
38        8|          that day, when he returned home and she happened to be there,
39        8|           enjoying peace in her own home. Then, too, the Tricon was
40        8|           evenings as the pair came home without having had any success
41        8|           for the Quarter was going home and going home late, and
42        8|            was going home and going home late, and poor creatures,
43        8|            evening when Fontan came home she questioned him about
44       10|        quickly as possible, for her home was on the first floor,
45       10|            in the annoyances of his home life, in his wife, in his
46       10|       understand this: when I am at home to visitors, I beg you to
47       10|      afternoon as she was returning home from a concert, Nana, on
48       10|             the comforts of her new home. Nana began to talk of boxing
49       11|              She had indeed brought home a passer–by out of sheer
50       11|          groups. They were quite at home; their faces were fiery
51       12|        persuaded Georges to go back home to sleep, and upstairs in
52       12|          You’ve had bothers at your home?”~He nodded affirmatively.
53       12|           You don’t sleep away from home for nothing, eh? Your wife
54       12|            here instead of being at home murdering both of ‘em.”~
55       12|            was overwhelmed by these home thrusts. She broke off and
56       12|          tempted you away from your home? I should have too vile
57       12|           Nana’s novel demands, his home expenses were extraordinarily
58       13|           his wife had rendered his home unbearable. Fauchery, having
59       13|              So Muffat, wretched at home, driven out by ennui and
60       13|               and they would return home happy at having been despised
61       13|            who lived there as if at home.~Nana in a few months finished
62       13|            at Madame’s before going home. Muffat listened to her
63       13|         adventures she had returned home, and he had taken her back
64       14|           they were going to escort home with blows from the butt