Chap.

 1        1|         certainly sang like a squirt. Nay, more, she didn’t even know
 2        1|             forth the piece was saved—nay, more, promised a great
 3        1|               fact, could be divined, nay discerned, in all its foamlike
 4        2|            the midst of love affairs. Nay, she was seized with a desire
 5        4|           ushered in three newcomers. Nay, this time the thing was
 6        4|           company remained undecided. Nay, they were already beginning
 7        4|        Bordenave appeared, supported, nay, almost carried, by Caroline,
 8        5|            move had been prearranged. Nay, amid all the scurry the
 9        5|             tresses. He did not stop. Nay, he hastened his walk: he
10        5|              that he would be strong— nay, he would know how to defend
11        5|             It was a case of waiting. Nay, even if it had been in
12        6|              the middle of September. Nay, in order to dare Bordenave,
13        6|            simply. She was not vexed; nay, she even smiled.~He caught
14        7|             him in such sorry plight— nay, so utterly done for—she
15        7|               did not drive them out. Nay, she spoke to them in the
16        8|              let her do as she liked. Nay, he even displayed an admirable
17        8|           once gave them her address. Nay, through fear of being followed,
18        8|          Madame an extension of time. Nay, they had even proposed
19        8|              given her a swollen eye; nay, the night before he had
20        9|              reputation as an artist; nay, it would diminish it. Oh
21       10|             spoil her house overmuch; nay, she even added to the richness
22       10|               be ferociously jealous. Nay, he even threatened to send
23       11|              and Clarisse and Simonne—nay, Lucy Stewart herself, despite
24       12|            was doing no one any harm; nay, she was even in the constant
25       13|              the same fits of despair—nay, the same paroxysms of humility
26       13|             to me, my God! Succor me; nay, let me die sooner! Oh no,
27       13| superintendence of all their affairs. Nay, he devoted the money gained
28       14|            house, furniture, jewelry, nay, even dresses and linen.
29       14|                a gold dinner service, nay, even furniture. “Yes, my