Chap.

 1        1|        of them was repeating the words, “Beastly, beastly!” without
 2        1|      other was replying with the words, “Stunning, stunning!” as
 3        1|       tune; she might forget her words—it mattered not: she had
 4        2|         Only a brief exchange of words took place.~“I have someone
 5        2|        with a desire to add some words of her own and, assuming
 6        2|          the male sex. These big words caused the lady’s maid not
 7        3|      church, spoke as plainly as words could of the iron hand,
 8        3|         peculiar emphasis on the words:~“You’ve worked it, eh?”~“
 9        3|         she concluded with these words:~“He gave me an unpleasant
10        3| Foucarmont. They exchanged a few words rapidly. There must have
11        4|          by dint of scamping her words and skipping her lines she
12        4|         and tried to retract his words.~“He was unable to; he is
13        4|        toward their hostess. Big words flew about; arms were outstretched,
14        5|      every sentence she used the words “Royal Highness” and, bowing
15        5| scribbled note in which were the words, “Impossible tonight, darling—
16        6|          this morning.”~At these words the gentlemen could not
17        7|        again, almost drowned her words she smilingly remarked:~“
18        7|       and quaint collocations of words went beyond all bounds.
19        7|       lips kept stammering empty words; his heart and brain were
20        8|          The aunt repeated Zoe’s words. Without doubt there was
21        8|        She could not say a dozen words without lapsing into endless
22        9|      doors. These things were as words whose memory vanished. Yet
23        9|       let slip only these simple words:~“The right–hand passage
24        9|        which spoke as plainly as words. Muffat had raised his eyes
25        9|        her behalf! He dinned his words into her ears; she ran off
26        9|          base for anything!”~The words fell like a lash. Then she
27       10|         managed to catch certain words spoken by Philippe, stern
28       10|       Nana to sleep with endless words, telling her all kinds of
29       10|        comic. Owing to the slang words that had been used and to
30       11|          tone of voice and slang words and phrases which he did
31       12|       repeat without cease these words only: “My God, my God, my
32       13|      with another man.”~At these words his head spun, and he barred
33       13|       the drawing room. Her last words rang like the knell of a
34       13|        can’t help saying so; the words must out. Besides, now it
35       13|        to kiss me again! Mark my words—no money, no nothing!”~He
36       13|          time Muffat heard these words they seemed sharp and keen
37       13|       implement!”~Mignon let the words escape him in his ecstasy,
38       14|         She had simply had a few words with her manager. Something