Chap.

 1        2|    cleaned him out—he can’t even bring me flowers now.”~She was
 2        2|         that there wasn’t one to bring her fifteen louis! And then
 3        2|        past five as usual, eh?”~“Bring me a pot of pomade and a
 4        2|         after having promised to bring Louiset back with her the
 5        3|        had to swear that I would bring him to her. Indeed, that’
 6        3|        beseech that stout man to bring the woman he was trotting
 7        3|          I’ll go and tell him to bring her.”~And he called to Foucarmont.
 8        3|      only he made him promise to bring Clarisse with him, and when
 9        4|        wondered why they did not bring in supper. She had just
10        4|      added:~“And I took leave to bring one of my friends with me.”~“
11        5|         side or I forbid Rose to bring you here at all.”~When he
12        5|      dressing rooms, in order to bring Simonne her reply.~Downstairs
13        6|         she besought her aunt to bring little Louis to her at once.
14        6|          company after lunch and bring them back to dinner at La
15        7|       doors in case he failed to bring them. As to Muffat, he was
16        7|          vision, which seemed to bring them together in shameless
17        7|         indication, which should bring certainty with it.~Had a
18        8|       clear tones and seeming to bring sunshine with them from
19        8|      cash out of the desk and to bring it him. Up to that time
20        8|       her afternoons and used to bring back forty francs, sixty
21        8|        on the stage again, and I bring him to you like a little
22        9|          dressing room, and I’ll bring him to you there.”~They
23        9|          lines!~“Why not make me bring in letters on a tray?” he
24        9|          hundred louis that I’ll bring all those who made fun today
25       10|        hour, Francois; afterward bring him up to me.”~She did not
26       10|         Becker, the jeweler, and bring him back thence the set
27       10|          It was all very fine to bring her fortunes, to build her
28       11|         whim had prompted her to bring Bijou and Louiset with her,
29       11|       old lady having come in to bring her news of Louiset, whom
30       12|          s best. I don’t want to bring a stumbling block into your
31       12|          his youth. Estelle will bring him back to the path of
32       13|    rascal who could not even now bring her bouquets of violets,
33       13| paymaster to his regiment, would bring the money the day after,
34       13|           you ought certainly to bring me ten louis tomorrow. It’
35       13|      better things to do than to bring up brats.”~He listened to
36       13|           you must run round and bring me news of him. At once!
37       13|          that they even hoped to bring him through. At this she
38       13|        him. By God, if you don’t bring me that ten thousand francs
39       14|        off, and she did not dare bring it nearer. On the bed lay
40       14|        said Clarisse. “We shan’t bring her to life again. Are you