Chap.

 1        2|    you to return we’ll play a game of bezique,” said Mme Maloir
 2        2|    before she sat down to her game it would be very nice of
 3        2|  plunged into an interminable game.~The table had not been
 4        2|  Maloir was for finishing the game, but Zoe looked as if she
 5        2|    women at strife over their game, the sound of rapid footsteps
 6        2|    out! I—I’m going to play a game of bezique with Madame Maloir.
 7        4|       that she was being made game of.~“You sillies! How am
 8        4|        Seeing Clarisse making game of him, he grew suspicious
 9        4|      alone persisted in their game. Labordette had vacated
10        4|  still busy with their little game, for they were suffering
11        5| hesitating, innocent, girlish game, and, shivering as though
12        5|     at last invented a little game of a novel kind and had
13        5|   flies off him. This kind of game naturally diverted the actors
14        8|       would come back for her game of bezique. A second visit
15        8|     they were not playing the game. Louiset, meanwhile, slept
16        8|   they would most likely make game of her and so said nothing
17        8|      was playing the virtuous game! Oh yes, she’d get virtued!
18        9|      Is he bloody well making game of me now?”~Bosc, however,
19        9|        Why, people would make game of me!”~But the count, with
20       10|        and then would ensue a game of play lasting some five
21       10|      occasions she proposed a game of bezique to her old friend;
22       10|       but since it suits your game—oh, I’m agreeable: I’ll
23       10|  Satin whistled again, making game of the old hag, who could
24       11|  betting stopped now, and the game was being played on the
25       14|    the neighbors had played a game of catch as catch can and