Chap.

 1        1|      about Mars, who was getting ready to desert her for the companionship
 2        1|         say that things won’t be ready in time,” La Faloise ventured
 3        1|    severe voice:~“Things will be ready. The emperor desires it.”~
 4        2|        funny voice that you were ready to die of laughing!~But
 5        2|        gentleman. Was he getting ready to give Rose Mignon the
 6        2|        in to get Madame’s things ready. Soon she came to dress
 7        3|          in good society. “One’s ready to kick the bucket here.
 8        4|         together.~“Is everything ready?” asked Nana when she returned
 9        4|        most part. Nana was quite ready when her dress caught on
10        4|      surprise, though he had got ready some sort of tale to explain
11        5|  surprise:~“Well, I never! She’s ready; here she is! She must know
12        5|        lips trembled, and he was ready to flare up in anger while
13        5|       Jules by name, was getting ready Venus’ tights and tunic.
14        5|         with one hand, as though ready to draw it to again upon
15        5|         I don’t care! If I’m not ready, well, they’ll have to wait
16        5|          over her shoulders, was ready to go on the stage. Mme
17        6|      tell him what he was to get ready in the letter she had sent
18        7|       The count had been getting ready to question her and now
19        8|       her so savage that she was ready to deny the very existence
20        8|          Moreover, he was always ready to threaten that he would
21        8|       with me. I get your Muffat ready for you, and you go on the
22        9|       garden, which was standing ready to be put in position as
23        9|          a sign from Nana he was ready to lie down and be a carpet
24        9|         in front of her, looking ready to choke with emotion, she
25       10|      Muffat had bought the house ready furnished and full of hosts
26       10|       bird: sure of her food and ready to perch and roost on any
27       11|      Corbreuse stable, he wasn’t ready yet; he’d had the colic
28       11|    hardihood becoming a man ever ready to take Dame Fortune by
29       12|           darling? The tears are ready to burst from your eyes—
30       12|         very merry by nature and ready to laugh and joke in the
31       13|     flared till the rooms seemed ready to explode. Then, too, there
32       13|        fortnight ago and was now ready to die at Lariboisiere,
33       14| Nevertheless, they began getting ready and gave their skirts various
34       14|       over there getting a house ready for me. I’m certainly not