Chap.

 1        1|          vanished amid the crowd, tears of impotent desire in his
 2        2|      softened and on the verge of tears. But Mme Lerat declared
 3        2|        feeling of compassion that tears flooded her fine eyes. No
 4        4|    another to her taste, and with tears in her eyes declared that
 5        6|  possession that she had wept hot tears about, but on each of these
 6        6|       else; her eyes were full of tears; she had an unexpected attack
 7        6|      breathless, furious and with tears in his eyes. Ah yes, he
 8        6|     kissed him and wiped away his tears.~“Now just listen! You’ll
 9        6|        The song would melt her to tears, and she would break off
10        6|       scandal. But she burst into tears and evinced the noisy despair
11        6|          at him with eyes full of tears while Philippe, who had
12        7|          was shaken melted her to tears. She felt a mortal regret
13        7|          and, not wishing to shed tears in the presence of others,
14        7|          slipped, and he felt the tears welling to his eyes again,
15        7|         Muffat’s eyes filled with tears. He clasped his hands together.~“
16        8|          effect on Mme Lerat, and tears came into her eyes.~“That’
17        8|         people wouldn’t shed many tears over. Nana announced that
18        8|        tingling, her eyes full of tears and feeling so deliciously
19        8|    everything. Sometimes she shed tears and threatened him, but
20        8|    monstrous creature tried, with tears in her eyes, to divide her
21        8|        going to bed in a flood of tears.~He was out of breath and
22        8|          evening he found Nana in tears. She took off her dressing
23        8|          her feelings, burst into tears and again and again recounted
24        8|         compelled Nana to dry her tears. She was touched and replied
25        9|         and give way to sighs and tears. Accordingly on the first–
26        9|          with eyes still wet with tears. He was stupefied by this
27       10|           eyes began filling with tears. The miserable days were
28       11|           it. We had such a scene—tears—disagreeable speeches! It
29       11|           they’re off!”~Almost in tears, La Faloise was struggling
30       12|     matter with you, darling? The tears are ready to burst from
31       12|           go with another woman—”~Tears choked her utterance, and
32       13|           effort to the contrary, tears appeared in the young man’
33       13|        hussy.”~And she burst into tears. A fit of nervous expansiveness
34       13|         the sight of Mme Hugon in tears nor that of the boy burning
35       13|      though his eyes were full of tears. He was delighted at such
36       13|        pious cousin. Nana shed no tears for him. She simply said
37       13|          accompaniments—sighs and tears and vows! Wouldn’t it be
38       13|     drenched M. Venot’s face with tears; he kissed him, uttering
39       13|         was obliged to pause, for tears choked her utterance, and
40       13| continuous stream of self–pitying tears, and her voice failed as