Chap.

 1        1|    individuals, it is true, were sitting quietly waiting in the balcony
 2        1|        in his evening dress, she sitting slim and undulant beside
 3        1|        snowy silk. Other ladies, sitting at ease, languidly fanned
 4        1|         together in a lower box, sitting side by side with their
 5        1|         The husband and Steiner, sitting side by side, were laughing
 6        1|     imitation marble, women were sitting on benches covered with
 7        1|    burning, the bulky critic was sitting in judgment on the piece
 8        1|  supposed to be taking part at a sitting of the legislature. In order
 9        1|       directly afterward, Venus, sitting on a moss–clad seat, called
10        1|          as usual, the count was sitting straight upright, with mouth
11        2|            said the young woman, sitting up. “It’s all changed. I
12        2|         ve put HIM in the little sitting room.”~Thereupon Mme Maloir
13        2|          it would waken them up. Sitting hunched up on their chairs,
14        2|            continued Nana, still sitting on the chair and resting
15        2|         a very young man. He was sitting on the top of a trunk, holding
16        2|        out like a lot of bowwows sitting round on their behinds.
17        3|       footstool on which she was sitting and silently came and propped
18        3|         of Parisian society, was sitting chatting on a sofa between
19        3|        of that daughter of hers, sitting so insignificant and constrained
20        3|          and showed him Estelle, sitting close to them on her footstool.
21        3|      Nevertheless, she continued sitting there stiff and motionless,
22        4|         asked Bordenave, “to our sitting down at table as if nothing
23        4|         Some guests were already sitting down when the sound of oaths
24        4|          uncomfortable attitude, sitting up very markedly, with the
25        4|           Only the old gentleman sitting forgotten next to Nana retained
26        4|        the mistress of the house sitting up, white–lipped and rigid,
27        4|    refused what was offered him. Sitting there in her white foulard
28        4|        full of folds as a shift, sitting there with drooped eyelids
29        5|         slowly announced. He was sitting on a bench covered with
30        5|          do you know the big man sitting beside the prince in the
31        5|    Drouard, who played Juno, was sitting dazed and sleepy, waiting
32        5|         Faloise was still there, sitting on the same old chair between
33        6|      Estelle, on the other hand, sitting stiffly on her chair, had
34        6|          she was horrified to be sitting idly by, watching her mother
35        7|         It was a little old man, sitting stiff and solitary at the
36        7|          noticed that Muffat was sitting resignedly on a narrow divan
37        8|          was bored and talked of sitting down to table. That was
38        8|     worth while lighting a fire. Sitting up side by side, with the
39        8|          comfortable at Satin’s, sitting doing nothing on the untidy
40        8|          long while she remained sitting on the edge of the bed,
41        9|         second or two. They were sitting in a little group on a bench
42        9|          tired out, had ended by sitting down on the chair which
43       10|          herself of the habit of sitting on the floor to take her
44       10|           At night when Nana was sitting on her bearskins drawing
45       10|       clear eyes on him; she was sitting, leaning her chin on her
46       10|    coiffure. Labordette also was sitting familiarly in the dressing
47       11|     rails and she perceived Nana sitting in triumph among her bouquets,
48       11|      remembered Louiset, who was sitting forgotten behind her. Maybe
49       11|      though the company had been sitting under the trees in a public
50       11|       find Gaga in her carriage, sitting with Bijou and Louiset on
51       11| stableboys, and the jockeys were sitting idle–handed in the saddles,
52       12|            Thank you,” she said, sitting down near the fireplace. “
53       13|          hands on his knees, was sitting gazing at the floor. He
54       14|        unduly Rose Mignon, still sitting on the chest by the bed,