Chap.

 1        3|      old man of sixty, with bad teeth and a subtle smile, became
 2        3|        gentleman with the black teeth and subtle smile whom he
 3        3|    smiling and showing his ugly teeth, must have been a legacy
 4        3|     said Vandeuvres between his teeth.~The subject bored him,
 5        3|    slightly disclosed her white teeth, and as the count passed
 6        3|         settee. M. Venot, whose teeth must have been ruined by
 7        4|      Nana was showing her white teeth. Once again Steiner was
 8        4|       the sudden gleam of white teeth, in the reflection of the
 9        4|         against the edge of his teeth. But suddenly, just as he
10        6|    nightly driven to plunge his teeth into his bolster, while
11        6|        her again, clenching his teeth as he did so. Then as she
12        6|   Caroline Hequet, grinding her teeth.~Nana silenced her with
13        6|     beggar! She set the ladies’ teeth on edge. They burst out
14        7|     cuckold’s reputation in his teeth, but she had resisted. She
15        7|    little plump face and ruined teeth. Assuredly M. Venot, whom
16        8|        rage and threw in Nana’s teeth a whole string of insults
17        8|    moaning any more; it puts my teeth on edge.”~Nana, who was
18       10| presented it to her between her teeth. Whereupon there was a great
19       11|      clean and neat and has bad teeth—a Monsieur Venot? He came
20       12|        both embraced, and their teeth chattered they knew not
21       13|       back, displayed her white teeth. Soon, when everything was
22       13|         my little rough” in his teeth. The frank directness of
23       13|         and pick it up with his teeth, dragging himself along