Chap.

 1        2|     Francis.”~A well–dressed man pushed open the door and bowed.
 2        2|        Indeed, the ladies simply pushed back their plates before
 3        2|          do quite well. And they pushed back the tablecloth over
 4        2|          taken Labordette’s arm, pushed him into the kitchen and
 5        3|          who will talk.”~Then he pushed the journalist into a corner
 6        4|          to breathe more easily, pushed their chairs back, and soon
 7        4|         thoroughly out of sorts, pushed him away at every fresh
 8        4|    superior to them, had already pushed her out of the house, telling
 9        5|         with laughter. The three pushed each other and babbled little
10        6| operation of packing and finally pushed her into a cab, where in
11        6|         With hesitating hand she pushed him from her, as though
12        6|         to live honestly! So she pushed Georges away again, and
13        7|       own theater. The crowd had pushed him forward again, and he
14        7|         with a bang, she noisily pushed to the bolt. Left alone,
15        8|     crowd was jostling them, she pushed him into a doorway and,
16        8|         aglow with affection and pushed toward the girl so eagerly
17        8|     despite everything. Twice he pushed her magnificently away,
18        9|       shop up at once!”~Fauchery pushed his hat down over his forehead
19        9|       her take her departure, he pushed her down on the solitary
20        9|         between her small hands, pushed it back a little, bent down
21        9|         AND there!”~When she had pushed him from the room after
22       11|          honor, and Lusignan was pushed and defended and applauded
23       11|    millions with them. The crowd pushed and crushed—fists were clenched;
24       12|         idiot?”~And with that he pushed his way through the crowd.
25       12|     about to reply, but Daguenet pushed by her and announced himself
26       13|          bounded up, and now she pushed him into the bedroom in
27       13|      bedroom, into which she had pushed Muffat, the darkness was
28       13|    noticed it and grew kind. She pushed him away softly.~“Come,
29       13|          he was playing bear she pushed him so roughly that he fell
30       13|        have his will of her. She pushed back the two flaps of the
31       13|         at the door he forthwith pushed her into the dining room.