Chap.

 1        1|             But a slight rustling movement ran through the house; Rose
 2        1|         with a quiet certainty of movement and a laugh of greeting
 3        1|           in a continuous eddying movement. But they entered after
 4        1|           and viewing the passing movement of the crowd with an air
 5        1|       last with the same careless movement. The scenery of the second
 6        1|          half round with a pretty movement of the shoulders. They talked
 7        1|         that moment her slightest movement blew the flame of desire:
 8        2|           black eyes in continual movement.~“Tomorrow, tomorrow,” repeated
 9        2|        with the lithe, serpentine movement wherewith she was wont to
10        2|       fingers with the accustomed movement. The half–hour sounded.
11        2|       leaned forward with a quick movement, and under her open dressing
12        3|         the while.~With a languid movement she eked out the thought
13        3| adroitness to elicit news about a movement on the stock exchange of
14        3|  journalist made a slight outward movement with his arms, as though
15        4|  proffered arm without noticing a movement on the part of the old gentleman,
16        4|           smile and made a little movement to signify he did not care.
17        4|         rose with every kittenish movement of her shoulders, with every
18        5|          breast with every little movement. And there stood Mme Jules,
19        5|  therefore made a little swinging movement with her hips.~Silence reigned.
20        5|        her business. With a rapid movement of the shoulders she had
21        5|      opening number an undulating movement seemed to run from her neck
22        6|          look pretty.”~And with a movement she pointed to the trees
23        6|        noticed the young fellow’s movement and gave him a suspicious
24        7|      angry.”~He repeated the same movement.~“Very well then,” she concluded. “
25        7|       there were a great downward movement in the direction of fleshly
26        7|   direction of fleshly madness, a movement which, as it grew, was overcoming
27        7|        company.”~And with a brisk movement she flung wide the bedroom
28        9|       Rose, must make your little movement, just that, no more; d’ye
29        9|           to interrupt her with a movement of the hand.~“Let me finish!
30       11|          had been following their movement from behind while the cruppers
31       11|        were losers. With a raging movement Rose Mignon had snapped
32       11|         to join her. Indeed, that movement which had made her carriage
33       13|           were watching her every movement and liberally bespattering
34       14|      pervading fever. But a great movement caused the mob to flow asunder.
35       14|       blouses. A constant forward movement seemed to sweep the roadway,