Chap.

 1        2|         who came every day and settled themselves on a bench in
 2        2|        clock?”~“At three. It’s settled then?”~“It’s settled.”~Straightway
 3        2|      It’s settled then?”~“It’s settled.”~Straightway the Tricon
 4        2|   jobbed her carriages. He had settled himself on the bench in
 5        2|        s gone out, and so he’s settled himself in the bedroom.
 6        2|        his accounts came to be settled, he always put the burnt
 7        2|        about an account he had settled for her at the justice of
 8        4|      Everybody was now getting settled. Count de Vandeuvres placed
 9        4|       the company were finally settled the laughter and the light
10        5|        got his crown, which he settled on his brow with a rap.
11        5|     their lines, they had just settled a little matter. Clarisse,
12        6|         when everyone was duly settled, Nana, who had begun by
13        8|      have been only three days settled.~They had no fixed intention
14        8|     Then he put out the light, settled himself squarely on his
15        8|        sprawling. Both of them settled down with a will to these
16        8| resumed her seat and once more settled herself down with all the
17        9|         Then everything can be settled,” murmured Muffat in tones
18       10|      glad that matters had got settled, for he would have preferred
19       11|       beside the barriers Nana settled herself comfortably down
20       11|        of an Estelle. It was a settled matter—the banns were being
21       13|       an old unpaid straw bill settled, while Victorine advised
22       13|     would have things properly settled and get his money by hook
23       13|        many loud oaths roughly settled himself on a bench in the
24       13|   kinds of amenities, and they settled down side by side and adopted