Chap.

 1        1|          as though disarmed and no longer anxious to hiss; while the
 2        1|         that. And the trick was no longer voted ugly; on the contrary,
 3        1|         voice. Steiner, who was no longer listening, seemed to awake
 4        1|            had had a success he no longer hid himself: indeed, he
 5        2|           Then the old miser is no longer due on the Tuesday?”~Between
 6        2|          flooded her fine eyes. No longer studying deportment, she
 7        2|            more.”~The gentlemen no longer had any pretext for staying,
 8        3|          at the end of the room no longer laughed; the company were
 9        3|            Fauchery.~But he was no longer in any hurry and excused
10        3|          The little old man was no longer smiling; his face was cadaverous,
11        4|           supper she had seemed no longer in her own house. All this
12        5| indifferent. That sort of thing no longer interested him now. He was
13        5|       twilight stage, which was no longer lit up by the footlights,
14        6|            be at Les Fondettes any longer when he arrives.”~The coffee
15        6|         yesterday, when she was no longer expecting him. They had
16        6|            dismissed, as he was no longer wanted.~A lamp lit up the
17        6|         that it would take an hour longer at least, and as she was
18        6|           dining–room table was no longer too big for the company.
19        6|      dinner. Then, too, she was no longer the same woman. Something
20        6|          country air for some days longer. Among all her guests the
21        6|          there. I can’t resist any longer.”~“Very well,” said the
22        6|        simply:~“I can’t resist any longer. Go!”~“God’s will be done
23        7|          man she adored. He was no longer afraid of Georges, whom
24        7|        decreasing kindness. She no longer kissed him on the beard!
25        7|   submissively, as became a man no longer afraid of being seen. His
26        7|         for her nakedness.~Nana no longer moved. With an arm behind
27        7|            his bridal night. He no longer felt at all awkward. He
28        7|           sleep with your wife any longer?”~“No, I swear to you I
29        7|         his overcoat. For a moment longer he raved round, and then
30        7|           for a quarter of an hour longer and then grew tired and,
31        8|         and submissive that she no longer noticed the crumbs. When
32        8|            that she would not stay longer, and accordingly they both
33        8|           she had found it best no longer to count upon him. Whenever,
34        8|         official list she would no longer be so “beastly frightened”
35        9|         effacing themselves. He no longer saw Fontan; he no longer
36        9|           longer saw Fontan; he no longer heard the stinging taunt
37        9|         neighboring streets was no longer audible, and the quiet and
38        9|            at her for some seconds longer. Then his legs curved under
39       10|        solitary lady’s maid was no longer sufficient. A butler, a
40       10|            So don’t be anxious any longer. It’s all over—he’s gone
41       10|         you! We don’t want you any longer!”~This summary procedure
42       10|        slow nod of approval.~He no longer protested now. And so amid
43       10|   Vandeuvres lingered some minutes longer, feeling his way, as it
44       10|       again taken her hands; he no longer refused now; he would see
45       11|          people don’t fetch me any longer now! I know ‘em too well.
46       11|            the legs seemed to grow longer as they raced and then diminished
47       12|          valet’s full voice was no longer shouting out names, but
48       12|          this moment Muffat was no longer suspicious, and the last
49       12|           I didn’t remember it any longer! So you’ve slipped off;
50       13|            had vanished, and he no longer believed in her sworn fidelity.
51       13|        self–defense; she seemed no longer mistress in her own house
52       13|       disgust me!”~Nowadays she no longer minded her ps and qs; she
53       13|            their relations were no longer possible. He ought to understand
54       13|            I shouldn’t be Nana any longer if I fastened a man on behind!
55       13|            jealousy of which he no longer believed himself capable.
56       13|    situation but he could do so no longer. He had come to the end
57       13|            that I may not feel any longer! Oh, I belong to you, my
58       13|         away! I cannot bear it any longer! Take me away!”~M. Venot
59       13|        family arrangement which no longer proved a stumbling block.
60       13|         smiled, and as Nana was no longer melancholy she smiled too.
61       14|           It’s very certain she no longer needs me. They’re going