Chap.

 1        1|       once restless and smiling, repeated it softly with an air of
 2        1|         unimpeachable appearance repeated: “Nana, woa, Nana!” People
 3        2|  movement.~“Tomorrow, tomorrow,” repeated Nana, who was not yet wide
 4        2|       thy beautiful eyes’!” Nana repeated, while the two old ladies
 5        2|      what was going on she twice repeated her disdainful expression:~“
 6        2|        for you,” the lady’s maid repeated.~But Nana grew excited again.
 7        3|    esteem the Muffats’ case. She repeated the question.~“Monsieur
 8        3|         Chantereau, who had just repeated an assertion she had heard
 9        3|        separated, they once more repeated:~“Tomorrow, at Nana’s.”~
10        4|       about Bismarck. Vandeuvres repeated the same phrases, and for
11        4|         Never, never, never!” he repeated, growing furious. “No, by
12        4|          turned her head, and he repeated his question.~“Why, this
13        5|          Do come here,” Fauchery repeated with the good–humored familiarity
14        7|      these folks off had she not repeated to herself a score of times
15        7|           I shan’t be angry.”~He repeated the same movement.~“Very
16        7|       crazy?~“Come, be off!” she repeated.~“No.”~But she flared up
17        8|        sensible person. The aunt repeated Zoe’s words. Without doubt
18        8| posterior.~“Oh how smart!” Satin repeated. “How very smart! Kicks,
19        9|           Only when the call was repeated did Prulliere remember that
20        9|         to get angry at once. He repeated the word “idiotic” and,
21        9|           let’s go on,” Fauchery repeated. “We’ll arrange the scene
22        9|   interrupted Nana.~“Geraldine?” repeated Bordenave in some embarrassment. “
23        9|  Fauchery isn’t the devil!” Nana repeated, feeling her way cautiously
24        9|    century.~“Come in,” Bordenave repeated. “We shall be alone, at
25        9|          s an eggeup,” the count repeated.~“Excuse me, you’re covered
26       10|   consequence? And with that she repeated her previous expression:~“
27       10|      when I hadn’t a cent!” Nana repeated.~She had placed Muffat on
28       11|         got to do with me?” Nana repeated. “It’s a funny business.
29       11|       Nana! Nana!” was so loudly repeated that the crowd looked round
30       11|      dancing. Stupid witticisms, repeated no one knew why, were going
31       13|          about the sad incident, repeated the same details twenty
32       13|     every time she passed it she repeated:~“You know it’s not gone
33       13|         was true enough. So Nana repeated the phrase by way of closure
34       13|         he burst out sobbing and repeated:~“My brother, my brother.”~
35       14|       what good?” the two others repeated.~The crowd was still on
36       14|          s changed!” Rose Mignon repeated with a smile of gloomiest
37       14|          empire to us!”~They all repeated this aspiration, and Blanche