Chap.

 1        1|  passing and murmured:~“Nana’s fancy man.”~Everybody looked at
 2        2|    counteraction of her sudden fancy spoiled for her the triumph
 3        2|       safe, in that case. Just fancy, I want to sleep a whole
 4        4|  Fougeray. Oh, the poor child, fancy her burying herself alive
 5        4|   awfully rich man! Well, just fancy, yesterday I received a
 6        5|   schoolmate, had taken a vast fancy to her and was now plaguing
 7        5|      to scent things out! Just fancy! That idiot La Faloise was
 8        5|  crocks. There was an array of fancy articles in the room—a battered,
 9        7|       story about a journey, I fancy.”~Overcome with surprise,
10        7|       count’s knees.~“Now just fancy, he swears you were still
11        7|       lives opposite her. Just fancy that man—Damn it, how hot
12        7|        I’m doing—well, it’s my fancy!”~They sought to calm her;
13        8|        she had begun to take a fancy to him because of his good
14        8|    only angered her the more.~“Fancy they’re brutes enough to
15        9|   raging for a week past. Just fancy, that beast La Faloise,
16        9|      It’s strange how rich men fancy they can have everything
17        9|       should prefer that! Just fancy, I haven’t two hundred lines,
18       11| bookmaker, once a shopman in a fancy repository, who had made
19       12|      not dispose of oneself as fancy dictated, without all this
20       12| murmured Mme Chantereau, “just fancy if the countess were to
21       12|      gilded lances. “You might fancy yourself at the Gingerbread
22       13|   happier the more her passing fancy cost. Nothing remained intact
23       13|       on the floor tickled her fancy. Her merriment was of the
24       13|       is it? No, never! What a fancy, to be sure! Have I ever
25       13|        mad over some monstrous fancy or other and picking up
26       13|        departments in a large, fancy emporium. It was a fearful