Chap.

 1        1|  together. You know, Steiner’s getting sick of Rose; that’s why
 2        1|        There’s Lucy out there, getting down from her carriage,”
 3        1|    seats were little by little getting filled up, while here and
 4        1| complaints about Mars, who was getting ready to desert her for
 5        1|       her stage box. They were getting cooked in there, she said,
 6        2|        at that moment Nana was getting out of bed, her bare legs
 7        2|      no such gentleman. Was he getting ready to give Rose Mignon
 8        3|       soft shadow.~Steiner was getting bored. He was describing
 9        4|      He’s always afraid of not getting anywhere in time. If I’d
10        4|      of him. Everybody was now getting settled. Count de Vandeuvres
11        4|        very near him, had been getting on his nerves. Was Rose
12        4|      past the Mignons had been getting a pretty slice out of those
13        4|    have Fauchery! She had been getting enamored of him since the
14        4| insufficient wealth. They were getting vastly abusive over it,
15        5|     again able to speak. “It’s getting exciting. You know, he won’
16        5|         Mme Jules by name, was getting ready Venus’ tights and
17        6|        downstairs. Things were getting stupid, to be sure! When
18        6|        It’s us!” cried Mignon, getting down first from the conveyance
19        6|       When he had succeeded in getting the company to forget his
20        6|       began to despair of ever getting to the end of it and began
21        6|   dignity of the domain.~“It’s getting silly, this is!” said Caroline
22        7|        off. The count had been getting ready to question her and
23        7|        indeed, I’m thinking of getting married.”~She shrugged her
24        7|       discovered some means of getting rid of him kindly.~In the
25        7|       I don’t know what you’re getting at with me. For two hours
26        7| thinking! Besides, he had been getting on my nerves!”~Nevertheless,
27        8|       And Daguenet? Oh, HE was getting on swimmingly. M. Daguenet
28        8|    they ran the best chance of getting what they wanted. From the
29        8|       me, my dear, the thing’s getting stupid. One can understand
30        8|        his privileges. She was getting on his nerves, and he began
31        8|     out of the question. She’s getting absurdly jealous; she beat
32        9|     Bordenave. “Things will be getting rosy soon! A piece can’t
33        9|        on nowadays without its getting on his nerves.”~Bosc shrugged
34        9|        asked Clarisse briskly, getting up to look for her.~The
35        9|   smash. But I beg pardon— I’m getting beside myself.”~He ceased
36        9|      splendid deal! Muffat was getting rid of her in every sense
37        9|   hands with him.~“How are you getting on?”~“Oh, pretty fairly.
38       10|         answered Nana, briskly getting out of his clutches. “But
39       10|    every day, Georges ended by getting somewhat used to it all.
40       10|        marriage, my lad? Is it getting on all right?”~“Not much,”
41       10|        she was in the habit of getting tipsy, and the women round
42       11|    great whips.~Labordette was getting out of an open carriage
43       11|      of his word. Only she was getting on his nerves, and he could
44       11|         it was not worth while getting the spleen because they
45       11|       me see! Ah, the judge is getting into his box. D’you say
46       11|     insufferable noise. He was getting wild over Frangipane.~“I’
47       12|      him to it for the sake of getting a thundering big advertisement,
48       12|       the young woman had been getting up and about again, but
49       13|    before she had succeeded in getting five thousand francs out
50       13|       Make him leave off. It’s getting stupid—a child like that!
51       13|       He had even succeeded in getting into Nana’s immediate circle.
52       13|     ship. What was the good of getting angry? Since he had no money
53       13|      His Bosphorous scheme was getting shaky, and Nana hastened
54       13|        fun of the thing. Then, getting up again:~“It’s your turn
55       13|     against circumstances, and getting up, she dried her eyes,
56       14|     eight o’clock, Lucy, while getting out of her carriage in the
57       14|       away from up there. It’s getting stupid, when all’s said,
58       14|    otherwise they would end by getting angry.~Nevertheless, Lucy
59       14|        But the porter, who was getting to know his face at last,
60       14|       Nevertheless, they began getting ready and gave their skirts
61       14|     Mamma’s already over there getting a house ready for me. I’