Chap.

 1        3|        occasionally took into the country with him. Perhaps they could
 2        3|           of taking down into the country, the old man affected extreme
 3        4|   feelings, by a yearning for the country, for idyllic scenes, for
 4        5|         expect he’s gone to buy a country place in those parts.”~“
 5        5|            Ah yes, I know, Nana’s country place.”~Mignon had grown
 6        5|           know. Yes, I’m buying a country house near Orleans, in a
 7        6|        know it’s my custom in the country. Oh, seeing you here makes
 8        6|          then, Steiner’s bought a country place in the neighborhood!”~
 9        6|           to go into details: the country place was called La Mignotte.
10        6|           and bury himself in the country with his mother. He’s a
11        6|       Steiner had bought her this country place she had from time
12        6|      Madame doesn’t come from the country,” was the servant’s prim
13        6|             As for me, I knew the country only too well when I was
14        6|        and a full moon lit up the country with its golden disk of
15        6|          of black night while the country stretched before them in
16        6|     intention of ending up in the country.~“’Pon my word, yes, if
17        6|         notice with Nana, in case country air should render them reciprocally
18        6| ceremonious politeness becoming a country caller. Only his hands were
19        6|           remarking:~“I adore the country.”~She was lounging comfortably
20        6|           comparable to this. The country filled her with tender thoughts.
21        6|         where Mme Lerat, whom the country greatly affected, used to
22        6|         to him never to leave the country. They would send all the
23        6|         of a day spent in picking country flowers.~This charming existence
24        6|          and made his stay in the country an occasion for completing
25        6|       them to profit by the fresh country air for some days longer.
26        6|        which are allowable in the country. She had apparently consented
27        6|        ever. Toward the fair open country they went, amid the buffetings
28        6|     appreciate coming down to the country in order to sleep on the
29        6|       were rolling through a flat country along an interminable straight
30        6|       bordered by fine trees. The country was bathed in a silvery–
31        6|         Nana would be selling her country house before three months
32        6|        the thought of leaving the country, “pack the trunks when you
33        7|         after his return from the country she used to drive him wild
34        7|         wife who was staying in a country house near Macon, where
35        7|      through a stream of mud. The country, he thought, must be detestable
36        7|          It probably began in the country. Some time ago, when I was
37        7|           from Mme de Chezelles’s country house tomorrow morning.
38        8|   substantial dinner you get in a country hotel and consisted of vol–
39        8|         at her Asnieries Villa, a country house containing seven spare
40        9|         hundred nights! Why not a country house into the bargain?
41        9|   sleeping sunlight suggested the country. Looking farther afield,
42       10|         he used to do down in the country when he waited for her,
43       11|        find him an heiress in the country when she likes.”~Nana was
44       11|      seized with contempt for his country and grew positively outrageous
45       13|      owning gold mines in his own country, a beast who had gone off
46       13|     compelled to go back into the country and live with his maniacal
47       13|          known that he was in the country with an uncle whose mania