Chap.

 1        2|    effect that she really didn’t mind if she drank something too.
 2        2|        step from here, but never mind that; I did just run home.”~“
 3        2|  visitation in a calmer frame of mind, feeling certain that nobody
 4        3|          in this. Ah well, never mind! This woman enjoyed nobody’
 5        4|        without cessation.~“Never mind that,” murmured Louise Violaine. “
 6        4|    afraid of that! Only she must mind and keep quiet, or I let
 7        5|  Doubtless she was making up her mind. Then Count Muffat, with
 8        5|        way troubled his peace of mind from the days of puberty
 9        5|          him, and he recalled to mind the pious accounts of diabolic
10        5|         the third act, she had a mind to be off at once and accordingly
11        6|       perhaps, he’ll make up his mind!”~“Oh, well and good!” said
12        6|    consequential silence.~“Never mind,” said Mme Hugon, kissing
13        6|       hours. One night she had a mind to go down into the garden
14        6|            said Nana. “But never mind, we’ll get up an excursion
15        6|       continued Gaga. “But never mind, I remember it all. I saw
16        7|        vile wife! She had a good mind to throw her arms round
17        7|        He now began recalling to mind certain details of their
18        8|   herself to say what was in her mind, it was because Zoe had
19        8|          him and lisping.~“Never mind! It loves its daddy! Call
20        8|         latter did not the least mind being seen thus outside
21        8|       every day, she recalled to mind the comedy of pleasure she
22        9|         a good sort, and I don’t mind giving in to you for a minute
23        9|           since we’re all of one mind, we’ll finish the matter
24       10|     hesitated in such anguish of mind that his knees gave way
25       10|        poor, darling duck. Never mind, dear girl, let them chaff.
26       11|        it was mere chance! Never mind—it’s done it!”~The outcries
27       11|      toilets, which they did not mind soiling, were howling and
28       12|        be at stake, his peace of mind, his high situation at court,
29       12|        One had only to recall to mind the drawing room of the
30       12|   smiling, motherly face.~“Never mind,” Mme Chantereau concluded. “
31       12|          pale cheeks, and in his mind’s eye he saw the property
32       13|      arms kept rising before his mind’s eye. It struck him in
33       13|        up to the next story, her mind possessed by the idea that
34       13|        art’s in question I don’t mind the sculptor that takes
35       13| waistcoat. She was making up her mind to step over the body when
36       13|        And you must make up your mind directly. Yes or no! If
37       13|       wealth, began recalling to mind the various great works
38       13|      shan’t see her alive. Never mind, I shall ask to see her:
39       14|          know everybody.”~“Never mind,” said Lea de Horn by way