Chap.

 1        1|         were, among the ranges of seats whose coverings of cardinal
 2        1|        and a lady, who took their seats, he in his evening dress,
 3        1|         such as pressed to engage seats.~“There’s Bordenave,” said
 4        1|           cardinal velvets of the seats were shot with hues of lake,
 5        1|         in a general assault upon seats; and the hustling rush in
 6        1| Notwithstanding this, the rows of seats were little by little getting
 7        1|           while they arranged the seats of the gods for the council.
 8        1|    contours, lolled back in their seats and applauded.~“That’s it!
 9        1|         were, between the rows of seats, and in so doing exchanged
10        1| chandeliers, its moleskin–covered seats and its winding staircase
11        2|          people had already taken seats for a week to come; Madame
12        3|           alter the hangings, the seats—everything, in fact. Then
13        4|          the flowers, down to the seats and footstools. Nana could
14        4|         about it. The men offered seats on their knees. Clarisse,
15        4|           looking gentleman three seats beyond her.~“You’re being
16        4|        Labordette had taken their seats. Behind them Lucy and Caroline
17        5|       They’ll end by smashing the seats. May I give the knocks?”~“
18        6|      child.”~They had taken their seats in the vast dining room,
19        9|        several stories, where the seats were so many stains of red
20        9|           on the rustic bench and seats at the back of the stage,
21       10|          the luxuriousness of the seats. Only two “biscuit” statuettes,
22       10|       with their soft carpets and seats. Her individuality, with
23       11|      where the masters sat on the seats above and left the servants
24       11|         on the grass, on the high seats of the four–in–hands and
25       11|           and stood on one of the seats of her carriage so as to