Chap.

 1        4|             Nana, however, without leaving her chair, began screwing
 2        4|         she positively insisted on leaving her boarding school. I was
 3        4|            flown away somewhere on leaving the table. The company suddenly
 4        5|           now!”~She ran after him, leaving her sentence unfinished.
 5        5|         overmastering impulse, and leaving Bordenave, who was explaining
 6        6|            Georges, directly after leaving the table, had complained
 7        6|            could not recall. Since leaving the train every object of
 8        6|          At night as the count was leaving the park Georges fled forth
 9        6|     letters which necessitated his leaving the following morning, added
10        6|        enchanted at the thought of leaving the country, “pack the trunks
11        7| disappeared into the private room, leaving the door ajar behind him.
12        7|           and then grew tired and, leaving the doorway, took a turn
13        8|     Moreover, she began talking of leaving the stage; the theater was
14        8|             At length she ended by leaving her house severely alone.
15        8|         caught sight of Satin, and leaving Laure, she ran up and behaved
16        9|            them, she said. She was leaving him, especially as Steiner
17        9|         obediently to her husband, leaving him to sign agreements with
18       10|     bedroom and dressing room, and leaving a conservatory, a large
19       10|           had quitted the theater, leaving Bordenave to struggle on
20       10|        accepted Nana’s conditions, leaving her entire freedom of action
21       10|           her arm and added before leaving that they were very sad
22       11|            t know. I should prefer leaving you if you must needs badger
23       11|           him.~They were at length leaving the ring when Vandeuvres
24       12|           of tenderness. As he was leaving the room she motioned him
25       13|          were swallowed up without leaving even a handful of dust behind
26       13|            for hair oil. Yes, he’s leaving me in a jolly fix! Look
27       13|           ll do me the pleasure of leaving the house. I don’t want
28       13|      fortnight. He was thinking of leaving the navy, having saved about
29       13|  impossible, she said, for she was leaving Madame and establishing
30       14|            true, dear,” said Lucy, leaving the window open; “I promised