Chap.

 1        1|        piloting in front of her a gentleman and a lady, who took their
 2        1|        fatuity of a young leading gentleman whose love affairs prosper,
 3        1|        was with a serious–looking gentleman, a chief clerk at the office
 4        2|          room on the arrival of a gentleman. However, she might have
 5        2|        and hesitated a moment.~“A gentleman,” she replied.~“There now!”
 6        2|           Octave, in came the old gentleman. What did Zoe do? She made
 7        2|           Lerat, who knew no such gentleman. Was he getting ready to
 8        2|          proud to get such a rich gentleman away from her rival Rose
 9        3|     thought he knew where the old gentleman passed his evenings and
10        3|           sight of the little old gentleman with the black teeth and
11        3|           certain serious–looking gentleman. Vandeuvres drew him away
12        4|     noticed in their midst a tall gentleman with a fine face and a beautiful
13        4| Vandeuvres certainly knew who the gentleman was, for they both exchanged
14        4|      forget the old white–bearded gentleman when the manager opened
15        4|   movement on the part of the old gentleman, who started to walk behind
16        4|        side of the table. The old gentleman whom nobody knew had placed
17        4|        seen the men before.~“This gentleman, my dear,” said Vandeuvres, “
18        4|       refined by fatigue. The old gentleman was as deliberate in his
19        4|            At Nana’s side the old gentleman refused every dish offered
20        4|           Not a very heavy little gentleman, to be sure, but then she
21        4|         old distinguished–looking gentleman three seats beyond her.~“
22        4|           his voice. Only the old gentleman sitting forgotten next to
23        4|       ears of Steiner and the old gentleman:~“It’s quite right; it’ll
24        4|           the matter and that the gentleman would sleep like that for
25        4|          Vandeuvres about the old gentleman, for he, too, had disappeared.
26        4|          had just brought the old gentleman back. He was a stranger,
27        4|      Opposite to me there lives a gentleman, a Russian, an awfully rich
28        4|      louis from Vandeuvres. A fat gentleman with a decoration and a
29        5|          And when she learned the gentleman in question was waiting
30        5|          Come, Clarisse, kiss the gentleman,” said Fauchery. “You know,
31        6|         at sight of this dripping gentleman to whom he was certain he
32        6|          expecting no one. If the gentleman came it would not be her
33        6|         So much the worse for the gentleman! For three months past she
34        6|       they thought the little old gentleman had an idiotic expression.
35        7|        before ten o’clock another gentleman, a tall, good–looking, fair
36        7|           himself beside the fair gentleman in front of the very theater.
37        7|     behaving badly. The tall fair gentleman had moved away; he was at
38        8|         Without doubt there was a gentleman behind it all.~“I’ll never
39        8|      ducked under, which sent the gentleman pretty nearly sprawling.
40        8|         used to have that perfect gentleman, Monsieur le Comte, at her
41       10|         the bedroom Zoe ushered a gentleman into the dressing room,
42       10|        good laugh! Just leave the gentleman in the drawing room for
43       10|   discreetly, as became a gallant gentleman. When he made his appearance
44       12|           M. Venot, when that old gentleman endeavored to sermonize
45       12|     believer, such a noblehearted gentleman!”~“It appears he is ruining
46       12|       adventurer.”~The little old gentleman assumed an expression of
47       13|    advised them to wait till some gentleman was with her, when they
48       13|         arms round the little old gentleman’s neck. At last he could