Chap.

 1        1|       three days ago. The chorus resumed their plaint, calling on
 2        3|     looked at the fire; then she resumed the conversation.~“I saw
 3        3|   sympathy, and conversation was resumed in a tone at once more amiable
 4        3|    Countess Sabine had once more resumed:~“Well, at last the news
 5        3|         the address,” La Faloise resumed.~“She lives on a third floor
 6        3|     glance. Vandeuvres had again resumed his position among the ladies
 7        3|       you mean?” Mme du Joncquoy resumed. “You imagine that Monsieur
 8        4|          re being left too,” she resumed.~Vandeuvres smiled his thin
 9        4|         his neighbor’s wrath. He resumed laughingly:~“The devil,
10        4|         his two bottles and then resumed in lowered tones:~“I don’
11        4|          over.~“Why, in Havana,” resumed Foucarmont, “they make a
12        4|        the coffee here, duckie,” resumed Bordenave. “I prefer it
13        4|          had my suspicions,” she resumed.~“It’s that cat of a Rose
14        5|       front of the fireplace she resumed:~“The prince has arrived.”~“
15        5|         you’ve insulted Fontan,” resumed Mignon, who was doing his
16        6|          matter with your neck?” resumed Mme Hugon in an alarmed
17        7|     ceased laughing, and she now resumed her former position and,
18        8|          conversation. Laure had resumed her seat and once more settled
19        9|     place.~“Now, look here,” she resumed bluntly, “you’re to get
20       10|   charges therein contained, she resumed quietly enough:~“That’s
21       10|         yes! I’m a baggage,” she resumed slowly. “Oh yes, the future
22       11| disagreements.~“By the by,” Nana resumed, “d’you know a little old
23       11|          a lay figure.~“No,” she resumed as she walked away, “he
24       12|       were respected.~“In fact,” resumed Mme du Joncquoy, “you ought