Chap.

 1        2|          sleep—oh, it would be so jolly! The thought of such a treat
 2        4|        yet convinced. “He must be jolly well worn out for his age.”~
 3        6|           yes! One ought to sleep jolly sound in such a room as
 4        6|       admit when they both became jolly good fellows again and sat
 5        7|         they think about it for a jolly long time to come. And sooner
 6        7|        was burning herself. “It’s jolly hot, eh? My back’s roasted.
 7        7|          Don’t you understand I’m jolly tired of your company? Go
 8        8|       take another part she would jolly well send him to the rightabout.
 9        8|       last. After all, they might jolly well what they liked! She
10        8|  expression. Why, she was growing jolly stupid nowadays! How could
11        8|          well, let them leave him jolly well alone! It was too stupid
12        8|         yes, she knew him! He had jolly well bored her confectioner
13        9|        friend Bordenave and do it jolly sharp too!”~Clarisse was
14        9| uneducated. Well, my boy, they’re jolly well in the dark about it,
15       10|         parts, treated her like a jolly good fellow, shaking hands
16       10|          fellow with NOUS, you’re jolly stupid! What! D’you mean
17       10|         well, all the same, one’s jolly well right to profit by
18       11|     Lusignan; well then, let them jolly well dry up! Gresham had
19       11|         La Faloise whether he was jolly well making fun of them.
20       12|        disdainfully rejoined. “He jolly well choused himself, he
21       13|        chicken, you’ll leave this jolly sharp. I used to keep you
22       13|         Yes, he’s leaving me in a jolly fix! Look here, d’you want
23       13|         marry me. We should be as jolly as grigs together, eh?”~
24       14|          enjoyed the most roaring jolly good times with soldiers.
25       14|           Bismarck will give us a jolly good threshing.”~But she