Chap.

 1        1|         Did you get your stage box for Lucy?” asked Hector.~“
 2        1|       entrance hall, where the box office was, the public were
 3        1|       doing, while hard by the box office a thickset man with
 4        1|      is waiting for you in her box.”~He wanted to take possession
 5        1|       were together in a lower box, sitting side by side with
 6        1|     sole possession of a stage box on the level of the stalls.
 7        1|       persons who occupied the box opposite. He appeared surprised.~“
 8        1|       was looking at the stage box on the second tier to his
 9        1| occupying. At the back of this box were observable the worthy
10        1|       opera glass at the stage box. But he turned round again
11        1|       had been in Lucy’s stage box.~“What IS that man’s name?”
12        1|      higher. Lucy in her stage box laughed so obstreperously
13        1|         he pointed out to them box seven, from which he had
14        1|       theater. The door of the box must have remained open,
15        1|       was the last to quit the box. He had just noticed the
16        1|    Count de Vandeuvres’s stage box and chatting at very close
17        1|       at the door of her stage box. They were getting cooked
18        1|      nibbling burnt almonds. A box opener was chatting maternally
19        1|       him to stay in the stage box for the last act, but he
20        1|     inclined to respond with a box on the ear.~“No,” he said
21        1|     appeared in Lucy Stewart’s box and threw on the stage two
22        1|    what he saw in the Muffats’ box. Behind the countess, who
23        1|        it. In the front of her box stood the Countess Muffat.
24        2|       would go and look in her box, and she brought back a
25        4|        has already had a stage box reserved so as to see the
26        4|  furious. “No, by Jove! I must box his ears.”~He drained a
27        5|       He was wrapped in an old box coat, part of which had
28        5|        He’s in the first stage box to the right, the same he
29        5|        the prince in the stage box? A handsome man, with a
30        5|   noticed him at the back of a box. There’s an old boy for
31        5|     had given the journalist a box on the ear, an actual, a
32        5|         an actual, a vigorous, box on the ear. This time he
33        7|   stood listening to a musical box in a neighboring shop or
34        8|        and dealt her a ringing box on the ear. The blow was
35        8|        he had given her such a box on the ear as to throw her
36        8|      for he dealt her a random box on the ear across the table,
37        9|        the shadows of a corner box in company with Labordette,
38        9|         Far back in the corner box in which she was hiding
39        9|      the piece from the corner box. Twice Labordette showed
40        9|      forthwith left the corner box. She had to grope her way
41        9|       too amused. From a stage box Rose Mignon kept greeting
42       11|      course, where the judge’s box stood, together with the
43       11|      quietly mounted the coach box. And there, straightening
44       11|      point that I caught her a box on the ear. She was too
45       11|      judge is getting into his box. D’you say it’s Monsieur
46       11|        mounted up on the coach box, as though some power had
47       12|     going to do?~“I’m going to box the man’s ears—by heavens,
48       13|      in which she had soaked a box of matches. This made her
49       13|      as she would have eaten a box of sweet–meats flung into
50       13|    smashed a flask or a comfit box, and she made filth of him,