Chap.

 1        1|          seats, he in his evening dress, she sitting slim and undulant
 2        1|      still. Down below, under the dress circle, the lower boxes
 3        1|       lady had the flounce of her dress torn off; a man lost his
 4        1| accentuated by the black hue of a dress coat or a surtout. Notwithstanding
 5        1|        played Iris in a soft blue dress with a great scarf of the
 6        1|          boots; a stream of black dress coats was passing, while
 7        1|       soft and candid.~She wore a dress of faded green silk and
 8        2|          off, and she wore a dark dress of an indecisive color midway
 9        2|          Zoe helped her on with a dress and a hat. It didn’t matter
10        2|      fifty francs on changing her dress. But she recollected at
11        2|        simultaneously in order to dress her hair for the evening.
12        2|           ready. Soon she came to dress her while the hairdresser
13        3|        the countess, in her black dress and with her quiet smile,
14        3|            in her voluminous ball dress of pale blue satin, on the
15        4|          and without changing her dress she had her hair done up
16        4|          was quite ready when her dress caught on a castor and tore
17        4|         Ragingly she took off her dress, a very simple affair of
18        4|         majestic in a blue velvet dress which was too tight for
19        4|           what with their evening dress and their pale features,
20        4|      Interior and were in evening dress and wore various unknown
21        4|        there in her white foulard dress, which was as light and
22        4|            and one fell on Nana’s dress and stained it.~“Now the
23        5|       everlastingly a faded black dress, and on her flat and sexless
24        5|        comedians went upstairs to dress after yet another interchange
25        5|           to see YOU in a low–cut dress,” continued Nana, growing
26        5|          was in a savage hurry to dress and be off. As Count Muffat
27        5|           Nana had to pick up her dress as she passed a hydrant
28        6|          kicking about; she would dress him like a little prince
29        6|          on her spine through her dress, the strained fabric of
30        8|          days when her first silk dress had caused her infinite
31        8|         which despite his perfect dress was always a little greasy,
32        8|         you don’t work. Now then, dress!”~“But I’m not a dressmaker;
33        9|    beneath the thin fabric of her dress—he was suddenly convulsed
34       10|           Hugon, who wore morning dress. Georges began crossing
35       10|         light blue landau and her dress of pearl–gray silk trimmed
36       10|           slipped away in her new dress, seized by a longing for
37       10|           The men were in evening dress, Nana in a gown of white
38       10|          had gone to sleep on her dress.~And with that Georges grew
39       10|          wasn’t vexed, gave her a dress she had worn three times.
40       10|         her eyes. She carried the dress off over her arm and added
41       11|        Vandeuvres stable, and her dress was remarkable. It consisted
42       11|           there was a white satin dress with white satin sleeves
43       11|          a very simple black silk dress, sat, looking distinguished
44       11|         on the white satin of her dress, but she didn’t care a pin
45       11|       hair and white–and–sky–blue dress. Labordette, as he made
46       12|   countess. Sabine was in a white dress trimmed with marvelous English
47       12|           brilliantly, and when a dress floated by in time to the
48       12|    stiffly up in her rose–colored dress, gazing at him with the
49       12|           last. He was in evening dress and wore a white cravat
50       13|           off in the folds of her dress. In the kitchen a sorting–
51       13|         in her chemise or in full dress did not matter. She would