Chap.

 1        1|      and jokes, whispered from ear to ear, went the round of
 2        1|   jokes, whispered from ear to ear, went the round of the crowd.
 3        1|   whispered in his companion’s ear.~The count and the journalist
 4        1|     shoulder, whispered in his ear:~“You’re going to see my
 5        1| whispering in the journalist’s ear:~“Tell me, my dear fellow,”
 6        1|      respond with a box on the ear.~“No,” he said in a dry
 7        3|      something in his cousin’s ear.~“You don’t say so!” said
 8        3| whispering in the journalist’s ear:~“I’m going to press some
 9        3|       about it in Vandeuvres’s ear. Gad, it was true; the other
10        4|       crudely whispered in his ear, while behind his chair
11        4|        laughter into his hairy ear and enjoying the little
12        4|  turned her head. Close by her ear he kept espying a sweet
13        5|        journalist a box on the ear, an actual, a vigorous,
14        5|         a vigorous, box on the ear. This time he had gone too
15        5|      he kept whispering in her ear while she shook her head
16        8|  random on lips, eyes, nose or ear. Then if she met with reproof
17        8|      him and whispering in his ear. But Prulliere, laughing
18        8|       her a ringing box on the ear. The blow was so smart that
19        8|    given her such a box on the ear as to throw her across the
20        8|        her a random box on the ear across the table, remarking
21       10|       to come back and put his ear against the door. He heard
22       10|      and once more pressed his ear against it. He was thunderstruck;
23       10|   sundry little remarks in her ear, at which they both laughed
24       10|    whispered vehemently in her ear. She was full of complaint,
25       11|        caught her a box on the ear. She was too much bored
26       12|  whispered in Mme Chantereau’s ear as she sat near the fireplace. “