Chap.

 1        1|        women, at once restless and smiling, repeated it softly with
 2        1|            round, for Daguenet was smiling at them. Now that Nana had
 3        1|          world of desire. Nana was smiling still, but her smile was
 4        1|        Venus, who stood there with smiling lips, her stature enhanced
 5        2|           eyes closed, and she lay smiling at the thought of dressing
 6        2|         flushed rosy–red and began smiling. And with that she sent
 7        3|          all,” replied the latter, smiling. “I felt a little cold.
 8        3|    contented herself by murmuring, smiling her faint smile the while.~
 9        3|           who contented himself by smiling and showing his ugly teeth,
10        3|         from sleep. Fauchery began smiling, as though once more at
11        3|           in his usual amiable and smiling way in every corner of the
12        3|       little old man was no longer smiling; his face was cadaverous,
13        4|         rough push, but she, still smiling away and ducking her pretty
14        4|        stately demeanor and, still smiling in his tired, silent way,
15        4|       Vandeuvres left the bedroom, smiling and without further pressing
16        5|         still continued bowing and smiling her delicate little smile.
17        5|    minister. And no one dreamed of smiling at this strange contrast,
18        5|           did not look at him but, smiling, nodded yes. Suddenly, however,
19        6|     household together, Mme Hugon, smiling in her kindly maternal way,
20        8|          on her shoulders and in a smiling, coaxing manner remarked:~“
21        8| unconvinced, for he continued with smiling insistence.~“You know, you
22       10|       Corbreuse; Julien, a little, smiling, much–becurled butler, and
23       10|            he contented himself by smiling a thin, mysterious smile.
24       11|            and with puffs; she was smiling happily at the joyous behavior
25       11|           was very polite and very smiling for the matter of that.
26       11|           kept waving her hand and smiling, turning round and forgetting
27       12|      little pale, but he, too, was smiling in his calm and worthy fashion.~“
28       12|            sorrow overshadowed her smiling, motherly face.~“Never mind,”
29       12|            countess, who was still smiling in ecstatic serenity. After
30       12|           with downcast eyes stood smiling before them, while the waltz
31       12|            Together they made up a smiling group, while M. Venot came
32       12|        from him. But she was still smiling the intoxicated smile which
33       14|        Graces as nude young women, smiling like opera dancers.~Gaga