Chap.

 1        1|        was too preoccupied by an idea; he wanted to have a bouquet
 2        1|         enjoyment. Then a sudden idea made him glance behind,
 3        2|      week to come; Madame had no idea of the number of people
 4        2|         Nana in pursuance of her idea. “Begin with the nigger.”~“
 5        3|        the bucket here. A pretty idea of yours it was to want
 6        3|        folly, doubtless, but the idea kept tormenting him; he
 7        4|        one moment he had had the idea of bringing with him Prulliere,
 8        4|          bed. The company had no idea how cunning Louiset had
 9        4|         their lovers their first idea was to do one another out
10        4|           Oh, my dear, you’ve no idea!” she cried, almost throwing
11        4|         Labordette conceived the idea of denouncing different
12        4|          more possessed with the idea of drinking milk. In the
13        4|      white with annoyance at the idea of having to take that big
14        5|     household, had conceived the idea of revenging himself on
15        5|       this courtesan, should the idea of being virtuous embarrass
16        5|        that Clarisse gave up the idea of hauling La Faloise over
17        6|       certificate. When once the idea had entered her head of
18        6|           Come up, do! You’ve no idea! It’s like fairyland!”~Zoe
19        6|        the gardener back when an idea struck her. Zoe, who was
20        6|          for he had given up the idea of renewing the old connection
21        6|          idiotic expression. The idea of an unknown Venot, a gigantic
22        6|          Gaga had known her! The idea filled them all with respect
23        6|        him. He was amused at the idea of carrying off this girl
24        7|    better, she had conceived the idea of going down to the theater
25        7|        side to the blaze a droll idea struck her, and like a good–
26        7| uncertainty. Then, too, a sudden idea soothed his brain while
27        7|       thought of God. The sudden idea of divine help, of superhuman
28        7|        nipped with cold, but the idea of going back to his great
29        8|       women like cattle, and the idea of a man bothering himself
30        9|      that it’s for my sake?”~The idea of taking such a step disgusted
31        9|       muttered. “You can have no idea what I’ve got to undergo
32        9|      said Bordenave finally. “An idea has occurred to us. Now
33        9|        reflect, my dear boy. The idea pleases Monsieur le Comte
34       10|        she was a free woman. The idea of gain followed later when,
35       11|        infatuation.~“You have no idea how funny he is,” she continued,
36       11|    spotted that. Oh, you have no idea what our conversation was
37       11|         moment she conceived the idea of sending Georges with
38       12|         charm against death, the idea of which filled her with
39       12|       room, for she shook at the idea of being alone there for
40       12|     deeply exercised by the same idea of paternity. They seemed
41       13|        her mind possessed by the idea that she still had someone
42       13|        in her own likeness. This idea, the taste of which was
43       13|       any more and conceived the idea of slamming the door in
44       13|         above all she nursed the idea of proving her own innocence.~“
45       13|    stammered and trembled at the idea of prosecution. His bankruptcy
46       13|          you! Lovely! If such an idea had been tormenting me I
47       13|        disgusted and gave up the idea of going out. She was dragging
48       14|       gossiping.”~“Dead! What an idea!” cried Caroline in stupefaction. “
49       14|        and gets indignant at the idea of her being alone in furnished
50       14|        ll suit us to a tee!”~The idea that Rose might lose her