Chap.

 1        1|    scandalous sort that people amused themselves by making her
 2        3|      tumbled, a fact which now amused him.~“Well, shall we be
 3        3|      room. Fauchery, afar off, amused himself by following this
 4        3|      me, I wasn’t in the least amused, but he was so happy! They
 5        4|         and the other, who was amused by this question, gave him
 6        4|      Madame,” and it must have amused him greatly, for he kept
 7        5|  diabolic possession which had amused his early years. He was
 8        6|      her sunshade. Besides, he amused her with the original witticisms
 9        6|      to Paris with him. He was amused at the idea of carrying
10        7|  soiled by these trollops, who amused themselves by pushing each
11        7|      parts of her body with an amused expression and much of the
12        7|         He himself began to be amused at last as he spoke. Only
13        8|      who allowed herself to be amused and then made off with never
14        9|     did not hiss—they were too amused. From a stage box Rose Mignon
15       10|    vagabond who, she declared, amused her. She made him dine with
16       10|  louder than Nana.~The bargain amused them—they thought the whole
17       10|      this meant, for he seemed amused and came and shook hands
18       11|    worth much,” rejoined Nana, amused by the jest. “I don’t back
19       11|        But Nana was especially amused by the ladies whom the shower
20       12| flattered his vanity, but Rose amused him more than she. Besides,
21       13|        language and paid to be amused, engaging them by the evening
22       13|        Nana, much affected and amused at the end of this terrible
23       13|   charming enough. As bear she amused him with her white skin
24       14|        his pockets and greatly amused by the quaint expressions