Chap.

 1        1|        the verb AMO he had been busy in the manufacture of “dollies.”
 2        2|         while Zoe was at length busy clearing the table, bringing
 3        2|   behind her. That lady was now busy reading her fortune by the
 4        3|      and harder now that he was busy quoting figures to the writhing,
 5        3|            Really! I saw you so busy. Pray, wait, you shall make
 6        4|         behind him were already busy removing the plates and
 7        4|       the piano they were still busy with their little game,
 8        5|       of which the portress was busy mending. And in the middle
 9        5|         on Mount Etna. Men were busy planting masts in the sockets,
10        5|  finishing touch to him! He was busy drawing in his legs because
11        6|         just then was extremely busy. He was thinking of discussing
12        6|    among all those men who were busy following in the tracks
13        6|      the old connection and was busy paying the most respectful
14        8|    Satin, who, in her turn, was busy purchasing a bunch of radishes.
15        8|       usual complaisance he was busy on a secret errand. Nevertheless,
16        8| informed her that Bordenave was busy mounting a play of Fauchery’
17        8|     undress with all the small, busy attentions, becoming a humble
18        9|        about like a maidservant busy arranging furniture. She
19        9|         his foot. Muffat seemed busy examining the eggcup, which
20        9| shoulders; as to Mignon, he was busy discussing the terms of
21       10|     with an occasional nod, was busy considering how best to
22       10|         ragpicker woman who was busy raking in the gutters. Satin
23       11|    course to the sovereign lady busy chatting with with Charles,
24       13|      see her. They were already busy with the designs. The bed
25       13|       bathing wrap and was very busy examining her presents,