Chap.

 1        1|         quietly without changing position.~The four men were charmed
 2        2|        found her again in a fine position and to observe her kind
 3        2|          visible, while the bent position of her knees served to outline
 4        3|      brief phrases explained the position. Mme Hugon, widow of a notary,
 5        3|         good taste. A man of his position did not sit down at tables
 6        3| Vandeuvres had again resumed his position among the ladies and was
 7        4|       Simonne rose and took up a position behind his back in order
 8        5|         as it wedged itself into position once more.~A heavy, peaceful,
 9        5|         with anybody. Here was a position that would have to be won
10        5|        the stage was raised into position, and the stage was clear.
11        5|          to the poles already in position. At the back of the stage,
12        5|      eyes and came and took up a position in front of the toilet table,
13        6|      Louiset did not hurt Zizi’s position in the least. On the contrary,
14        7|         to be mistress of men of position! She had been devouring
15        7|        fire. It was her favorite position. When she again questioned
16        7|       she now resumed her former position and, with her back to the
17        7|     madly anxious to discuss his position with him.~“Good heavens!
18        7|        she stopped to change her position, for she was burning herself. “
19        7|         at that hour and in that position, for he had pressed against
20        8|         she came back to her old position, but scarce had she stretched
21        8|      able to maintain her former position, but as matters stood she
22        9|      standing ready to be put in position as it would be used in the
23        9|           Rose, must change your position like that but not too soon—
24        9|         he, too, took up his old position in the other armchair. For
25        9|        ridicubus in a man of his position; but Labordette was one
26        9|          not desert the artist’s position. What would people say if
27       11|     fortune, wanted to take up a position by the railing next the
28       11|           in order ro retain his position, he had recently broken
29       12|         complained to her of his position and had confided to her
30       12|       indeed, accepted the whole position— the count’s wild passion
31       13|        grew fiercer. He kept his position because he paid for it,
32       13|     blasted. He had resigned his position as chamberlain out of respect
33       13|          that chap off! I made a position for the beggarly fellow