Chap.

 1        1|  morning Clarisse, who’s in the piece, swore that they’d begin
 2        1|     pretty bit of slashing. The piece, however, mattered very
 3        1|    storm. Mignon swore that the piece would never finish, and
 4        1|      From that moment forth the piece was saved—nay, more, promised
 5        1| Nevertheless, the action of the piece advanced amid these fooleries.
 6        1|      sitting in judgment on the piece in presence of an attentive
 7        1|      yet sustain no injury.~The piece drew to a close. In answer
 8        2|       fifty francs but left one piece behind and, in order to
 9        2|  produced by some well–adjusted piece of mechanism. And Nana counted
10        3|     eider down. It was the only piece of modern furniture there,
11        3|        two lamps on the chimney piece, which had shades of rose–
12        3|  allusions. The ladies knew the piece but said nothing about it,
13        3|         be able to come. What a piece of bad luck! But all the
14        4|         Abraham’s Sacrifice,” a piece in which the Almighty says, “
15        4|       it was all about, and the piece had been voted stupid. People
16        5|         certainly have some set piece or other tumbling on his
17        6|     cabbage soup, followed by a piece of bacon. Then Nana rummaged
18        6|    their bare feet against some piece of furniture. Far away,
19        6|         the Blonde Venus. Which piece of news made Nana rather
20        7|      was not playing in the new piece. Why then should she have
21        7|         he queried.~‘Yes, a new piece,” she replied after some
22        7|         flaring away like a set piece in an illumination. At the
23        7|         standing on the chimney piece to the right. Without doubt
24        8|      who was not in the present piece or in that which was then
25        8|     home to his own place. This piece of news caused Nana to laugh
26        8|        in quest of a five–franc piece, just as when she was a
27        8| questioned him about Fauchery’s piece. The former had been back
28        9|         been anxious to see the piece, for she hesitated to play
29        9|         be getting rosy soon! A piece can’t be put on nowadays
30        9|         afraid of a fiasco. The piece strikes me as idiotic.”~
31        9|      always recurred when a new piece was being put on, grew savage
32        9| greatest interest to this fresh piece of information.~As to Clarisse,
33        9|         was still following the piece from the corner box. Twice
34        9|    congratulate Fauchery on his piece. A very strong piece! Only
35        9|        his piece. A very strong piece! Only why was his great
36        9|      had nothing to do with his piece, and he said decisively:~“
37        9|    leave the theater or no. His piece was bedeviled, and he was
38       10|        wanted to share her last piece of pear with Nana and presented
39       11|         his splendid hit with a piece of flat stupidity, an idiotic
40       13|       it should suggest a great piece of jewelry with its golden
41       13|         Toward noon a frightful piece of news had simply crushed
42       13|  roughly that he fell against a piece of furniture, and when she
43       14|         had seen her in a fairy piece. It was called Melusine,
44       14|         great attraction of the piece, consisting, as it did,
45       14|         is! What a bloodthirsty piece of stupidity!”~At this Lucy
46       14|       candelabra on the chimney piece and placed it on the night