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 1        4|         who had herded cows in Champagne till she was twenty.~Georges
 2        4|        were being mangled. The champagne, however, which had been
 3        4|      the surface of a glass of champagne. The company joked at the
 4        4|       Be careful! Not too much champagne!”~“As far as I’m concerned,”
 5        4|   seeing that three glasses of champagne were able to bowl him over.~“
 6        4|       a voluptuous blonde. The champagne she had been drinking had
 7        4|  miserable to think of it, but champagne had a way of intoxicating
 8        4|     were still some bottles of champagne on the sideboard, the young
 9        4|      snatched up his bottle of champagne and poured its contents
10        4|       La now! Why’s he putting champagne into the piano?” asked Tatan
11        4|     There’s nothing so good as champagne for pianos. It gives ‘em
12        5|    tell Madame Bron to send up champagne after the second act.”~For
13        5|  second act!”~“The deuce, it’s champagne!” said Prulliere without
14        5|    were you I should drink the champagne at the restaurant—its better
15        5|      to send up six bottles of champagne between the acts.”~But the
16        5| understand, eh? Six bottles of champagne in the greenroom between
17        5|       and that he was standing champagne round. Nana consulted the
18        5|       Me not a cad, me pay for champagne!”~Then all of a sudden he
19        5|       drinking a petty actor’s champagne and taking his ease amid
20        5|      intoxicating fumes of the champagne. The prince and Count Muffat,
21        5|        dipped his beard in the champagne, had taken it off, and under
22        5|        heat the two glasses of champagne they had drunk had increased
23        8|      prince had drunk Fontan’s champagne they had lost sight of one
24       10|        compliant. She paid for champagne made five or six tablefuls
25       10|    what’s the matter? Hand the champagne then!” she said. “Why d’
26       10|        to work to pour out the champagne and did so without mishap,
27       11|    take care of the hampers of champagne inside, and “spiders,” the
28       11|     fine disorderly display of champagne baskets which footmen kept
29       11| herself to pour out glasses of champagne for the men who came to
30       11|        Georges with a glass of champagne to Rose Mignon, who was
31       11|   would have been glad of some champagne, the poor little fellows.
32       11|      after emptying a glass of champagne, he gave vent to the followmg
33       11|      drawing near, and all the champagne scattered over the place
34       11| themselves to drain bottles of champagne. Presently a whisper ran
35       11|        to do the honors of her champagne. She shouted to them that
36       11|    race was beginning! And the champagne was accordingly forgotten,
37       11|      in breaking tones. As the champagne had given out, Philippe,
38       11|       carriage steps. When the champagne had arrived, when she lifted
39       12|       were drinking a glass of champagne in front of the buffet.~“