Chap.

 1        1|    impossible. Oh yes, he sold ‘em; HE knew what they fetched,
 2        1|         ll never do not to let ‘em love yer!”~There were some
 3        2|         leech of a man?~“Chuck ‘em all out! I—I’m going to
 4        2|         cried. “There’s one of ‘em in there even now!” The
 5        2|         me?”~“Yes.”~“Then give ‘em to me, booby!”~But as she
 6        2|     keep arriving.”~“Bah! Tell ‘em to wait. When they begin
 7        3|    grumbled huskily:~“Gad! Let ‘em tell me nothing, if nothing
 8        4|       My eye! I did just chuck ‘em out!”~She referred, of course,
 9        4|        me, you’re the first of ‘em!” said Nana, who, now that
10        4|  Extraordinary liquors some of ‘em, containing alcohol enough
11        4|    Listen, my friend, you like ‘em well advanced, you do! You
12        4|         you do! You don’t want ‘em ripe; you want ‘em mildewed!”~
13        4|        want ‘em ripe; you want ‘em mildewed!”~La Faloise seemed
14        4|         never goes with any of ‘em! Never, never, never!” he
15        4| champagne for pianos. It gives ‘em tone.”~“Ah,” murmured Tatan
16        5|       so! And I’m going to get ‘em to tell Madame Bron to send
17        5|     Prulliere. “You should see ‘em gaping.”~“I say, my little
18        6|     young woman. “Zizi can put ‘em all on. You’re not angry
19        7|        doing nicely! You catch ‘em in the Tuileries nowadays!”~
20        8|      Francis, I’ll go and look ‘em up, I will. Shall you and
21        8|     mine. Yes, and as I’ve got ‘em, I shall keep ‘em! Hang
22        8|       ve got ‘em, I shall keep ‘em! Hang it, the moment you
23        8|         t think any more about ‘em. I—I love you very much.
24        9|      all very well ringing for ‘em: they’re always where they’
25        9|         s Barillot? Another of ‘em! Why, they’re all going!”~
26        9|         Why, there’s no end to ‘em! They’ll be fancying I’ve
27        9|        ll be fancying I’ve got ‘em on the brain; to be sure
28        9|        only knew how I despise ‘em! What do I want them for
29        9|        made fun today and make ‘em lick the ground at my feet!
30       10|    about it and I should chuck ‘em all out of doors for you!”~
31       10|      Darling! Darling! Do make ‘em keep quiet! They’re still
32       10|        lot of people! She knew ‘em; she could talk about ‘em,
33       10|       em; she could talk about ‘em, and, quite forgetting the
34       10|       wish it, d’you see? Send ‘em away or I’m off!”~And she
35       11|         any longer now! I know ‘em too well. You should see ‘
36       11|       too well. You should see ‘em behind scenes. No more honor!
37       11|        won’t be bothered about ‘em!”~And with a comprehensive
38       12|         home murdering both of ‘em.”~Muffat had again sunk
39       12|         squeezing all three of ‘em to her heart—my cousin Fauchery,
40       12|     husband, and she’s calling ‘em her dear kitties. Oh, those
41       13|        me; yes, I can wait for ‘em. It isn’t his money I care
42       13|         look here, just reckon ‘em up with me: Philippe, Georges,
43       13|        there always a dozen of ‘em squabbling who could invent
44       13|    reasonable. Oh yes, I saved ‘em some crimes and other foul
45       14|         s better to do without ‘em than to mix oneself up with