Chap.

 1        1|        you, my dear fellow, don’t keep us waiting about for nothing.
 2        1|       Thereupon Diana promised to keep a sharp eye on him and to
 3        2|          He bowed and said:~“I’ll keep my eye on the evening papers.
 4        2|       dealer. Very well, he might keep the livery–stable keeper
 5        2|           yourself at the way you keep folks waiting.”~“Madame
 6        2|         and fifty. Fifty francs I keep.”~The big difficulty was
 7        2|          comes to that they still keep arriving.”~“Bah! Tell ‘em
 8        4|            Only she must mind and keep quiet, or I let the cat
 9        5|       order, as he phrased it, to keep the flies off him. This
10        5| buttonholed the count in order to keep himself in countenance and
11        5|       hoarsely. “I thought they’d keep us back tonight! What a
12        6|         hat on with both hands to keep it from being blown away
13        6|          way to her was coming to keep an appointment! Nana was
14        6|          would even have liked to keep it since he struck her as
15        7|            his one thought was to keep her where she was now that
16        7|        shall I put him, madame?”~“Keep him in the kitchen. It’s
17        7|      contours of her shape, would keep her serious, attentive and
18        7|         and he wanted to make her keep silence. But she was in
19        7|       would take as much pains to keep you as we do to get you.
20        7|         way, he forced himself to keep cool. He felt as if there
21        7|         Now then, be off! I can’t keep you here. But perhaps you
22        8|     caught him a slap to make him keep quiet. No, no, she was certainly
23        8|          as I’ve got ‘em, I shall keep ‘em! Hang it, the moment
24        8|           m not such a fool as to keep aunts and likewise children
25        8|           very serious and that I keep the money.”~Nana, who was
26        8|         to make sacrifices and to keep the child by her whatever
27        8|        sharp smacks, as though to keep his hand in amid all his
28        8|       glad thus to earn enough to keep the pot boiling. At night
29        8|         for her that he forgot to keep count of his real interests.
30        9|          not warm, you know, so I keep my hands in my muff.”~Then
31        9|        and nudged him to make him keep silent. The second act was
32        9|           very much.”~In order to keep himself in countenance Muffat
33       10|         senses? Take him away and keep him downstairs; I’ll try
34       10|       expansive that he could not keep anything from her, he soon
35       10|        and they both undertook to keep in hand the bill for a hundred
36       10|        table. Nana was anxious to keep Labordette to dinner, but
37       10|     Darling! Darling! Do make ‘em keep quiet! They’re still after
38       11|          a matter of principle to keep out of feminine disagreements.~“
39       11|   dolorously. “Yesterday I had to keep my bed, I cried so, and
40       11|         one. Who’ll take me?”~“Do keep quiet now,” said Labordette
41       12|           help me sit up a bit. I keep slipping down, and my head’
42       13|           so short did his mother keep him—on this solitary occasion
43       13|     anyone else—for she wished to keep these matters shrouded in
44       13|       this jolly sharp. I used to keep you about out of niceness.
45       13|         strong enough to make him keep his vow, and the short–lived
46       13|      thousand francs he had dared keep his appointment empty handed.
47       13|           she could not, however, keep her heart free, for she
48       13|           her on to this vice, to keep the men off her. But all
49       13|         you are too old for me to keep. You must find something
50       13|          goldsmiths had failed to keep their promise, and the bed
51       13|           vexation Nana could not keep from laughing.~“Do lie down!