Chap.

 1        1|           again, and people began entering in small groups, taking
 2        1|       hesitated an instant before entering, for the widely opened glazed
 3        3|      stamped with a large design. Entering it, one was in an atmosphere
 4        4|        Blond on her knees. But on entering the room they pursed up
 5        4| astonished to learn that Lili was entering on her nineteenth year.
 6        5|        arrived?” asked Prulliere, entering the room in his Alpine admiral’
 7        5|           under her eyes. Without entering the greenroom she contented
 8        5|           she was on the point of entering her dressing room, imprinted
 9        5|          said to Fauchery without entering on further explanations,
10        7|         they were on the point of entering a private room, the door
11        8|           and corsets. Women kept entering in quick procession, and
12        8|       very moment a woman who was entering the room gave her a shock
13        9|        had been on the watch for.~Entering in the half–light, the count
14       10|          seemed a place apart: on entering it you might have fancied
15       10|         what sort of house he was entering. But now he became conscious
16       10|         had forgotten it and were entering an unknown chamber. So warm,
17       11|          tell it her. But without entering into explanations Labordette
18       11|        rumor that the empress was entering the little central stand,
19       12|          for Mme de Chezelles was entering the room, followed by a
20       13|        after other loves. She was entering on the forties, that restless,
21       13|           had now to cough before entering a room, having almost caught
22       13|     rendered him imbecile; he was entering on his second childhood;
23       13| commercial life, but Zoe, without entering into explanations about
24       14|         quitted his bench and was entering the lofty porch. But the