Chap.

 1        2| Something must decidedly have happened to Madame. And they began
 2        3|      with Fauchery. They both happened to be behind the marquis,
 3        4|   furiously; such things only happened to her! Ragingly she took
 4        4|       table as if nothing had happened? We are all here, don’t
 5        5|    pickle if anything serious happened to you!”~But just then a
 6        6|  could have foreseen all that happened yesterday? There was the
 7        7|     gates, an event which had happened on two previous occasions.
 8        8|      he returned home and she happened to be there, she had to
 9        8|   made her by the Tricon, who happened just then to be in difficulty.
10        8|     want her, which too often happened, she had no notion where
11        8|     score of times?~Now it so happened that one evening toward
12        8|   aunt’s. When Mme Lerat, who happened just then to be drinking
13        9|    Besides, now that this had happened he had Muffat well in his
14       10|       own house!” But nothing happened—not a breath came from her
15       10|       the races. But whatever happened she still felt that stupid,
16       10|       good, indeed.~Now as it happened, there was a dinner at Nana’
17       11|     to one against me. What’s happened?”~Labordette had just then
18       11|    did stupid things whatever happened. His action surprised her;
19       12|     impossible to believe has happened—a miscarriage, monsieur.”~
20       12|      her trouble to me. As it happened, Monsieur Georges was there,
21       12|       dishonored because it’s happened.”~He had left off weeping.
22       12|     You thought it had really happened, eh? Confound it, since
23       13|   whole affair would not have happened. It was the stupid nightfall
24       14| boulevards, she told what had happened to Nana in jerky, breathless