Chap.

 1        1|      skirts, and Nana’s name kept repeating itself so shrilly in their
 2        1|      pieces of theirs!” Lucy kept repeating as she climbed the stair.~
 3        1|         together. One of them was repeating the words, “Beastly, beastly!”
 4        2|        hundred francs,” Nana kept repeating as she plunged her fingers
 5        2|          Excellent!” Francis kept repeating.~Nana laughed good–humoredly
 6        4|        his chair the waiters kept repeating in respectful tones:~“Pullets
 7        4|          count. “He’s in hopes of repeating what he did with little
 8        4|           greatly, for he kept on repeating it while Labordette tranquilly
 9        4|       haired man kept insistently repeating:~“Come, come, Nana, you
10        5|        knocked!” the callboy kept repeating in tones that died gradually
11        5|       your health, I do!” he kept repeating. “Egad! I should be in a
12        5|        with false emotion he kept repeating:~“If His Highness will have
13        5|        permission Fontan came in, repeating in baby accents:~“Me not
14        5|            and the company drank, repeating the same toasts.~“To His
15        7|        the shadows flitted about, repeating the same gestures and agitating
16        7| implacable necessity. And he kept repeating, “O my God, come to my assistance!
17        8|          you are here!” Bosc kept repeating, simply for the sake of
18        8|          ahead of you!” Bosc kept repeating with his mouth full. “Wait
19        9|     audible as the actors went on repeating their parts. There was scarcely
20        9|      imitated the dialect. He was repeating whole speeches. Was that
21        9|          I cannot,” Fauchery kept repeating as he writhed to get free.~
22       13|          Les Fondettes. Nana kept repeating:~“Dead! Dead!”~She had been
23       14|         as became a woman who was repeating the opinions of important