Chap.

 1        1|      A few individuals, it is true, were sitting quietly waiting
 2        2|  cried Nana. “Dear me! That’s true. I’d forgotten her. Show
 3        3|      honor, they swore it was true! He was still like that
 4        3|     Palais–Royal.”~“Is it not true, Monsieur de Vandeuvres,”
 5        3|  disturbed. “Yes indeed, it’s true. A speck or two, I must
 6        3| Vandeuvres’s ear. Gad, it was true; the other had never noticed
 7        4|   around her.~“Yes, yes, it’s true,” Mignon declared.~All round
 8        4| business for a man! Wasn’t it true that the moment two women
 9        5|     added with a smile:~“It’s true: we’ve only got a minute
10        6|   arms round her neck. It was true after all! She loved him
11        7|     as she wished.~“Yes, it’s true; you’re a bachelor tonight,”
12        7|    still like that, eh? Is it true, eh?”~Her eyes pressed for
13        7|    sure. But perhaps it isn’t true. I don’t say anything for
14        8|   came into her eyes.~“That’s true,” she said with an air of
15        8|    money will never give them true happiness! Besides, you
16        8|    deny the very existence of true love. Accordingly she ended
17       10|        he had no moral sense. True, he did not let them pay
18       10|    loyalty itself.~“It’s very true; they’re nice,” Nana would
19       10|  Hugons! Oh, if that had been true he would have been justified
20       11|     prognostications had come true a score of times already,
21       11|       to whom one shows one’s true character. Yet despite this
22       12|     ill in his turn! Oh, it’s true I’ve had the hump since
23       12|       in–law; only it was not true that she had been to bed
24       12|       we once knew him such a true believer, such a noblehearted
25       13|      have you?”~“No.”~“That’s true. How silly of me! Never
26       13|       too disgusting.” It was true enough. So Nana repeated
27       14|     compromise himself.~“It’s true, dear,” said Lucy, leaving