Chap.

 1        1| treated as a provincial if he showed himself too much nonplused.~“
 2        1|       whose good–looking face showed signs of growing fat, made
 3        1|      proscenium, where cracks showed the plaster under the gilding.
 4        1|       cousin was questioning, showed him the boxes devoted to
 5        1|       where the red–gold hair showed like some animal’s fell.
 6        2|      eleven o’clock, when Zoe showed Mme Lerat into the room,
 7        3|    him briskly on the arm and showed him Estelle, sitting close
 8        5| seconds. With a wink Clarisse showed the others where Rose Mignon
 9        6|      other people happy. Nana showed no surprise; she was only
10        8|  establishment it was she who showed the creditors a bold front;
11        8|       Nana for the third time showed off the lodgings.~“Ah, dear
12        8|     merry about it. But Satin showed annoyance and spoke up for
13        8|   philosophy. Every time Nana showed her a fresh bruise on the
14        9|      act, in which the author showed how the Duc de Beaurivage
15        9|       Bordenave, in his turn, showed them how to act it about
16        9|  corner box. Twice Labordette showed an inclination to chat,
17       10|   window, lifted her head and showed herself by the yellow flare
18       11|       he bored me to death, I showed him the door. And now it’
19       11|      rear, the blue and white showed themselves. But Lusignan,
20       12|      of the Virgin, which she showed to him as it hung by a red
21       12|       in her feeble voice she showed him decisively how useless
22       13|  presented itself. Labordette showed her two designs for the
23       13|    was in black, and her face showed pale under her white hair.
24       13|      with him again, while he showed himself obliging and effaced
25       14|    base of his nose, which he showed them. And when Mignon again