Chap.

 1        2|         Then, too, there was a perfect downpour of creditors; there
 2        3|  collect himself and soon with perfect ease of manner finding an
 3        3| serious principles. Here was a perfect subject for an article.
 4        5|       flat and sexless chest a perfect forest of pins clustered
 5        5|      looking very white amid a perfect cloud of powder. Then she
 6        5|     behind a closed door and a perfect storm raging in a washhand
 7        6|     she clasped her hands in a perfect ecstasy.~“Oh, the darling!
 8        6|      view of a great avenue, a perfect corridor of shadow, at the
 9        6|      up, agreed that she was a perfect marvel. Then the company
10        6|       wont to display the most perfect tact and cleverness. Indeed,
11        7|       with people. There was a perfect mob of them, and they thronged
12        7|       violently illuminated. A perfect stream of brilliancy emanated
13        7|        saloon, whence issued a perfect tempest of shouts and laughter,
14        8| restrain herself. She was in a perfect ecstasy of love. Her face
15        8|        hand, which despite his perfect dress was always a little
16        8|     Muffat out of doors with a perfect hail of kicks on the posterior.~“
17        8|     them to dainties, formed a perfect court round them, much as
18        8|       aunt, “you’ve only known perfect gentlemen hitherto. We were
19        8|  Madame, who used to have that perfect gentleman, Monsieur le Comte,
20        9|       you! When I want to be a perfect lady, why then I am a swell,
21       10|      her on the shoulders in a perfect access of gratitude while
22       10|       truffles. They’re simply perfect. Yesterday I had some at
23       10|  lantern. Framed among rags, a perfect bundle of them, a face looked
24       11|     she wanted on perceiving a perfect crowd of her acquaintance.
25       11|       thing!” declared Nana in perfect enchantment.~Gaga and Clarisse
26       11|     sudden deluge. Huge drops, perfect sheets of water, fell. There
27       11|     again and shone out amid a perfect sea of light. And everything
28       12|      with her. Her conduct was perfect—she had only to conduct
29       13|     her lithe white fingers. A perfect heap of nameless debris,
30       13|       given Satin an outfit, a perfect trousseau this time, some
31       13|      she had regained the most perfect freedom.~Every day she did
32       13|      delight of fooling such a perfect idiot had not egged them
33       14|       flights of stairs amid a perfect stampede of travelers who