Chap.

 1        1|  discussion, he introduced his cousin, M. Hector de la Faloise,
 2        1|        came in. He went to his cousin’s rescue when he saw him
 3        1|     name seemed to astound his cousin, he added:~“You don’t know
 4        1|       face. Fauchery, whom his cousin was questioning, showed
 5        1|        for he was happy in his cousin’s astonishment— he entered
 6        1|       La Faloise presented his cousin to Count Muffat de Beuville,
 7        1|       said after rejoining his cousin, “that Labordette knows
 8        3| tomorrow? He did not leave his cousin’s side again. The latter
 9        3|     whispered something in his cousin’s ear.~“You don’t say so!”
10        3|    here,” said Fauchery to his cousin when he had made good his
11        3|      made bold to question his cousin. He followed him up and
12        3|        Hugon.” Seeing that his cousin viewed this little episode
13        3|      Mme Chantereau, a distant cousin of the Fougerays, told how
14        3|    when they couldn’t be their cousin’s,” said Vandeuvres between
15        4|    compliment and spoke of his cousin, hiding his agitation behind
16        4|       when in a loud voice his cousin ordered him to feed. Gaga
17        6|      she thought, with a young cousin to whom she was going to
18        9|        husbands’ affections. A cousin, the handsome Oscar de Saint–
19       12|   himself by saying:~“Ask your cousin, dear boy. Here he is.”~“
20       12|     Faloise as he squeezed his cousin’s arm. “You see that lady
21       12|   three of ‘em to her heart—my cousin Fauchery, my lady cousin
22       12|       cousin Fauchery, my lady cousin and her husband, and she’
23       13|     Fauchery had returned, his cousin having brought him. Poor
24       13|   marrying a very plain, pious cousin. Nana shed no tears for