Chap.

 1        1|         just up with his foot and caught her one in the rear. Otherwise
 2        1|          going in, and I scarcely caught a glimpse of her.”~Mignon
 3        1|        empress. Fauchery, who had caught up his opera glass, looked
 4        1|        cuckolds’ chorus,” and it “caught on,” for there was an encore.
 5        1|            Allusions were eagerly caught; indecent meanings were
 6        1|         Juno, as a peasant woman, caught Jupiter and his little laundress
 7        1|         twist Venus and Mars were caught in the snare; the net wrapped
 8        4|        quite ready when her dress caught on a castor and tore upward.
 9        4|       said Rose Mignon, “his foot caught in a trap door, and he’s
10        4|         great astonishment as she caught sight of him.~“What, my
11        4|           meantime, had once more caught La Faloise and had almost
12        5|           of a startled woman and caught sight of Nana as, stripped
13        5|           he stood amazed when he caught sight of the three actors
14        5|           a half–open door he had caught sight of a maidservant washing
15        5|           of old posters. Then he caught sight of a corner of the
16        5|       Jules, standing behind, had caught them in her arms. And then
17        6|         at a turn of the road she caught sight of the corner of a
18        6|          saw nothing.~At last she caught sight of a bit of wall.
19        6|      Suddenly in the twilight she caught sight of a bed of strawberries,
20        6|     explain that to you! The rain caught me on my way here, and then,
21        6|          nay, she even smiled.~He caught her again, clenching his
22        6| appearance. It was Labordette who caught sight of him in the garden.
23        7|           whom their mistress has caught behaving badly. The tall
24        7|          fit of brutal passion he caught Nana to his breast and threw
25        7|           tumbled bed the two men caught sight of Fontan. He had
26        8|      groping for under the table, caught him a slap to make him keep
27        8|     monstrous.~But Mme Robert had caught sight of Satin, and leaving
28        8|           certainty had not a man caught her by the arm and led her
29        9|          in a terrific manner and caught her a sounding thwack to
30        9|      passed along in the dark and caught her up at the end of the
31        9|        the quarrel. But Bordenave caught sight of him and ran forward.~“
32       10|         will you give me?”~He had caught her in his arms and was
33       10|     widely open door of which you caught a glimpse of pale marbles
34       10|         not yet closed when Satin caught Nana round the waist and
35       11|       immediately.~But Vandeuvres caught sight of Labordette and
36       11|        got to such a point that I caught her a box on the ear. She
37       11|        end of the course, and she caught a side view of them looking
38       11|          presented to her. People caught hold of her in her own despite,
39       12|     Chantereau.~Daguenet, who had caught sight of Mme Hugon and her
40       12|      weary and absent–minded, had caught some phrases of the conversation,
41       12|           now by the bedside, she caught him in her bare arms and
42       13|        and the hangings should be caught up to the ceiling after
43       13|        with your brother.”~He had caught hold of her arm and squeezed
44       13|    entering a room, having almost caught the girl hanging round Francis’
45       14|           go up at once. They had caught sight of Fontan strolling
46       14|         when one or the other was caught.~“Come, it’s time we were
47       14|        the window, leaned out and caught sight of the gentlemen out