Chap.

 1        1|          and with her light hair simply flowing unfastened over
 2        1|         that evening he remarked simply that his father–in–law was
 3        1|        God,” said Fauchery quite simply to La Faloise.~Mars in the
 4        2|   surprised at sight of her. She simply asked her why she hadn’t
 5        2|       coffee. Indeed, the ladies simply pushed back their plates
 6        2|         with her eyes, she added simply:~“I’ve seen him somewhere.”~
 7        3|         Madeleine Church and had simply accepted the post of deputy
 8        3|        Mme de Chezelles, whom he simply referred to as Leonide. “
 9        4|           grapes as big as that, simply wonderful for the time of
10        5|         Gaga, and so Simonne was simply to go and explain that a
11        5|      venal beauty. Bordenave was simply ravished by the dramatic
12        5|       the stairs and was content simply to crane forward and peer
13        5|         frightened me,” she said simply.~And her smile was adorable
14        6|          a little woman!”~He had simply slipped on a long nightgown
15        6|         no! Take care!” she said simply. She was not vexed; nay,
16        6|        of land belonging to her, simply swelled her heart to bursting,
17        6|       back by the police, he had simply put somebody else in her
18        6|          of La Mignotte, he said simply:~“I can’t resist any longer.
19        7|         home to his solitary bed simply wrung his heart with anguish.
20        7|        the court by a door which simply shut with a latch. At that
21        7|       interested.~“Ah!” she said simply.~“What, d’you mean to say
22        7|         these changes would cost simply with a view to pillaging
23        7|      never changing his pace and simply keeping along the walls
24        7|        swelling with emotion, he simply tried to look into the passage.
25        8|      here!” Bosc kept repeating, simply for the sake of pleasing
26        8|    stunned.~“Oh!” she ejaculated simply, sighing a child’s big sigh.~
27        8|        or put on a petticoat but simply went and leaned over the
28        8|       had already dined. She had simply come up to look about her.
29        9|         his feet.~“Go,” said she simply.~He walked off, making toward
30        9|          Devil take it!” he said simply.~And with that there ensued
31       10|         other people.”~The count simply gaped in astonishment. “
32       10|         the two women, she would simply remark that it was a funny
33       10|        comes from,” she remarked simply.~And as Muffat wanted her
34       10|      some more truffles. They’re simply perfect. Yesterday I had
35       11|         were mad at her triumph, simply perish of envy, she lifted
36       11|      frown. That confounded girl simply maddened him, and he wanted
37       11|          smashed up!” he replied simply.~And he shrugged his shoulders.
38       11|        hay and straw! The flames simply towered up, and the finest
39       12|         months. For long she had simply thought herself out of sorts,
40       12| Foucarmont. “You remember how he simply nearly died of boredom in
41       13|         on her forehead, he said simply:~“I’ll try.”~Silence reigned.
42       13|      frightful piece of news had simply crushed Mme Hugon. Philippe
43       13|       And with one great stab he simply buried them in his breast.~
44       13|      would have done. Mignon was simply Madame’s major–domo. Installed
45       13|       familiarity; he thought it simply stunning.~One night when
46       13|       shed no tears for him. She simply said to the count:~“Eh,
47       13|    entered Nana’s bedroom he was simply content to open the windows
48       13| enthusiasm.~That damned Nana was simply stupefying him, and yet
49       14|         and Fontan. Her part was simply spectacular, but it was
50       14|        the previous day. She had simply had a few words with her
51       14|      court, but he came back and simply murmured with a shiver:~“
52       14|         drove her public wild by simply showing herself. You wouldn’
53       14|   republic! After February I was simply dying of starvation—yes,
54       14|           Bismarck! Why, they’ve simply driven me crazy with the
55       14|         reproach, while Daguenet simply stood smoking a cigar with