Chap.

 1        1|            seconds, craning forward somewhat and displaying the great
 2        1|            friend?”~The passage was somewhat cleared of people, and Fauchery
 3        3|            great deference and even somewhat feared, as though he had
 4        4|          twenty–five covers, placed somewhat close together.~“Is everything
 5        4|              The witticism appeared somewhat too stinging, and there
 6        4|          the women. She was put out somewhat when Fauchery assured her
 7        6|          long table, where they sat somewhat crowded together for company’
 8        6|         better, though he was still somewhat shaken by the violence of
 9        6|           went on when he had grown somewhat calmer. “Steiner has arrived—
10        6|        shaken with passion, was now somewhat embarrassed. She had pledged
11        6|           no need to drive. So in a somewhat straggling order they reached
12        6|          Vandeuvres, who had stayed somewhat apart from the rest of the
13        6|          into that woman’s society. Somewhat comforted, Georges began
14        6|           no surprise; she was only somewhat annoyed by the excessive
15        7|          Muffat. It embarrassed him somewhat to hear her talking familiarly
16        7|         before the early masses had somewhat warmed the air of the place.
17       10| conveniences framed in a setting of somewhat artificial originality.
18       10|           only opened the large and somewhat too–sumptuous Louis XVI
19       10|           very strong and merry and somewhat rough. She learned intimate
20       10|            Georges ended by getting somewhat used to it all. Nana was
21       11|          when this crowd had become somewhat less disorderly and a lane
22       12|            while Mme Hugon, herself somewhat embarrassed, kept harking
23       12|            again, but she was still somewhat weak. She opened her eyes