Chap.

 1        1|         public and struck up her grand ditty:~“When Venus roams
 2        1|         man in clover. Finally a grand trio brought the scene to
 3        2|      offers of service after her grand success of yesterday.~“Let’
 4        3|         the priests. She had the grand manner, besides, and an
 5        5|         deafening uproar of some grand finale.~“Oh, the cows!”
 6        5|      play had already begun, the grand removal of white paint and
 7        6|          of playing hostess on a grand scale. The ladies complimented
 8        6|          the farther side of its grand outer court. All stopped
 9        8|         the honeymoon. After her grand blowup, when she had turned
10        8|         the letters were full of grand, loverlike expressions with
11        8|       know how to say it in that grand way of yours! It would downright
12        8|       his ill–humored tone. “The grand lady’s part, maybe? The
13        9|        had offered to give her a grand start in life only the day
14       10|         and was regulated like a grand administrative concern.
15       10|        defiantly celebrated in a grand mansion positively overflowing
16       11|          Sunday the race for the Grand Prix de Paris was being
17       11|       Nana, as excited as if the Grand Prix were going to make
18       11|         than three hours for the Grand Prix to be run. When the
19       11|      That’s why she’s looking so grand, of course! You know she’
20       11|          Reading, had gained the Grand Prix the previous year,
21       11|         were all waiting for the Grand Prix to be run—when a storm
22       11|          the interval before the Grand Prix. There was much eating
23       11| Cornemuse had gained it. Now the Grand Prix was about to be run,
24       12|         might be reopened with a grand entertainment. Five hundred
25       12|      dazzling! It’s quite in the grand seventeenth–century style.
26       13|         red–gold. And here’s the grand design for the bed’s head;
27       13|          her touring through the grand restaurants and on fine
28       13|          your offer with all the grand accompaniments—sighs and
29       14|        one fine morning amid his grand success, when Bordenave,
30       14|       And what’s it of?”~“At the Grand Hotel, of smallpox. Oh,
31       14|          Nana transported to the Grand Hotel, so that she should,
32       14|      under the vast porch of the Grand Hotel. He looked nervous
33       14|          a bench in front of the Grand Hotel a man sat hiding his
34       14|         been wandering about the Grand Hotel for twenty minutes