Chap.

 1        1|    theater.”~But Bordenave grew annoyed and, indicating with a jerk
 2        2|         from her place. She was annoyed to see her mistress on the
 3        4|     guinea fowl in jelly. Nana, annoyed by the want of go displayed
 4        4|          La Faloise seemed much annoyed and not a little anxious.
 5        4|        unknown orders. Nana was annoyed at this riotous entry, called
 6        4|       retreat. Caroline Hequet, annoyed at the loss of her night,
 7        5|        grumbling and looking as annoyed as a man who has been rudely
 8        5|       by his wife’s caprice and annoyed at the thought that this
 9        5|        waiting on a trunk, much annoyed at being compelled to remain
10        5|         continued Nana, growing annoyed.~“Hush!” murmured Bordenave.~
11        6|       was vastly astonished and annoyed to see an omnibus full of
12        6| surprise; she was only somewhat annoyed by the excessive heat of
13        7|        room. Nana was very much annoyed.~“Well, well! A prosperous
14        7|    Muffat’s unexpected presence annoyed him, for he feared an explanation
15        8|         up with Nana and looked annoyed at seeing her with Fontan.
16        8|     other to pieces!”~He looked annoyed.~“Come now, we’ve had enough
17        8|     more. Thereupon he was much annoyed. If his letter did not please
18        8|     called him and began to get annoyed. At length Fontan’s voice
19        9|       that, and, by God, if I’m annoyed again I shut the whole shop
20        9|         smiled; he was far from annoyed. But Bordenave glanced in
21       13|        lunch, for the scene had annoyed her. Next time the man would
22       13|      whole day of anguish. What annoyed the young woman was to have
23       13|   emotionless marionette. He so annoyed Nana that she ended by beating
24       14|      too rich to let herself be annoyed. Besides, she had indulged