Chap.

 1        4|          little clerk long since dead of shame, was lucky enough
 2        4|         of the sideboard. He was dead drunk. Louise Violaine was
 3        7|        time. The window seemed a dead thing, and now and then
 4        8|        cook who had left her for dead on the floor. Yet she loved
 5        8|        saved. Shivering and half dead with fear, she came groping
 6        9|         in, my dears! It’ll fall dead flat, you may be sure.”~
 7        9|        of dancing dust, amid the dead, peaceful air which seemed
 8       10|       her direction. Nana seemed dead in there! Soon even his
 9       10|      broom!”~“Mother Boche—she’s dead.”~“And I can still picture
10       11|           deeply furrowed, hard, dead countenance, he looked like
11       11|       child with his long, hard, dead face seemed to breath flame.
12       12|          You’re ugly when you’re dead,” she said in deliberate
13       12|        again and looked like one dead. A shadow of deep anguish
14       13|     ground looked like something dead. Georges must be at that
15       13|    pavement that the lad was not dead and that they even hoped
16       13|         fortune on the bodies of dead men.~“Oh, by God, what an
17       13|          old man going away half dead in a cab and of her poor
18       13|     information that Georges was dead. The announcement froze
19       13|    announcement froze her.~“Zizi dead!” she cried.~And involuntarily
20       13| Fondettes. Nana kept repeating:~“Dead! Dead!”~She had been choking
21       13|      Nana kept repeating:~“Dead! Dead!”~She had been choking with
22       14|        know, my dear, she may be dead while we’re gossiping.”~“
23       14|         while we’re gossiping.”~“Dead! What an idea!” cried Caroline
24       14|          He said sharply:~“She’s dead, monsieur, this very minute.”~
25       14|          this very minute.”~Nana dead! It was a blow to them all.
26       14|          BERLIN! A BERLIN!” Nana dead! Hang it, and such a fine
27       14|       Strange that she should be dead! You know, above her tights
28       14|     Clarisse were discussing the dead woman’s diamonds in low
29       14|         tired to think about the dead. At that moment a loud noise
30       14|     glanced obliquely toward the dead woman, as though this request
31       14|      them conscious of the stiff dead body lying stretched close
32       14|       They were embarrassed; the dead woman was before them again;
33       14|     light suddenly illumined the dead woman’s face. The women