Chap.

 1        1|              was listening with half–closed eyelids and nervously twisting
 2        1|              which he found the gate closed, Satin, standing on the
 3        2|            Little by little her eyes closed, and she lay smiling at
 4        3|             which were nearly always closed. And at the back in a little
 5        3|       Fauchery was able to catch. He closed the door after casting one
 6        4|             and occasionally eyelids closed and faces became haggard
 7        5|             shutting door opened and closed again, and a tempest of
 8        5|            There he stayed with half–closed eyes and as quiet as quiet
 9        5|           the glass and her left eye closed she passed it delicately
10        5|          worn with desire, which the closed eye rendered more seductive.
11        5|       muttered.~The prince with half–closed eyes marked the swelling
12        5|           Barillot swore that he had closed every window himself but
13        5|             the staircase, which was closed on the first and second
14        5|           sounds of washing behind a closed door and a perfect storm
15        7| foreshortened reflection of her half–closed eyes, her parted lips, her
16        7|         coming from between the half–closed curtains. And he remained
17        7|             headache, and she hadn’t closed her eyes all night. Still,
18        9|              up on a step. With half–closed eyes this cat was keeping
19        9|           room had, indeed, not been closed entirely. Nana was waiting.
20        9|          walked she smiled subtlely, closed her eyes demurely and managed
21        9|             her touch; his eyes were closed, and he was beside himself.
22       10|           scene still continued, she closed it with a rough speech:~“
23       10|            The hall door had not yet closed when Satin caught Nana round
24       11|             the course was empty and closed by gray barriers, between
25       12|             Silence reigned. She had closed her eyes and lay wan upon
26       12|            still keeping her eyelids closed, as though she were speaking
27       13|              moment the portiere had closed behind him he was under
28       13|         remained standing before the closed door, thunderstruck by what
29       13|              him praying before that closed door. Then as though God