Chap.

 1        1|       talk to ladies who remained seated. They stood there motionless
 2        1|        with red. Steiner went and seated himself at a table in the
 3        2|           an old lady was already seated at table. She had not taken
 4        2| politeness.~The two men bowed and seated themselves. A blind of embroidered
 5        2|         her hair for the evening. Seated in front of her mirror and
 6        3|           the Countess Sabine was seated in a deep and cozy lounge,
 7        3|           The latter had gone and seated himself. He was especially
 8        3|         and with her quiet smile, seated in that Old World drawing
 9        3|     garrison at Bourges.” She had seated herself and began talking
10        4|  president!”~Thereupon the ladies seated him in the middle. But he
11        4|         and at last everybody was seated, but, as Mignon loudly remarked,
12        4|        the bulky Steiner, who was seated next to her. So much the
13        5|         the third act.~The prince seated himself by the Marquis de
14        6|           the other hand, who was seated on Estelle’s left, seemed
15        6|         to Georges.~The count had seated himself with all the ceremonious
16        8|           customers, and they had seated themselves wherever they
17        9|        second was about to begin. Seated in old armchairs in front
18       11|          Philippe Hugon, who were seated opposite on the front seat
19       11|         illumined portions of the seated multitude, where the ladies’
20       11|       walked slowly by the ladies seated at the foot of the stands.
21       12|      Through open doors ranges of seated ladies were visible in the
22       12|        Venot, and he had come and seated himself behind them, as
23       12|            amid the smiles of the seated ladies, still further accentuated
24       14|           to Lea de Horn, who was seated, while by the bed, to the