Chap.

 1        2|       mock count, whose money, paid always at the most irregular
 2        2|       really didn’t want to be paid. On the contrary, if they
 3        4|     for the first time, bowed, paid her a compliment and spoke
 4        4|      caprice, some night to be paid for by a fortune.~“Now tell
 5        5|     rest as though he had been paid to. I say, do you know the
 6        8|       they can get their bills paid? Why, look here, I’d rather
 7        8|    bezique. A second visit was paid to the different rooms in
 8        8|  disgusting. Nevertheless, she paid up, throwing the six francs
 9        8|    herself asking brutally who paid for it all. Nana was taken
10        8|     blind, seeing that now she paid for everything, plunged
11        8|      of pet vice for which she paid, a necessity of existence
12        8|    among the furniture she had paid for. But Fontan stepped
13       10|       contempt for the man who paid and to a perpetual passion
14       10|        and very compliant. She paid for champagne made five
15       10|       been insisting should be paid to her humble circle in
16       12|    very high fees and got them paid with the greatest punctuality.
17       12|        which the architect had paid a hundred thousand francs
18       13| However, she had sworn, and he paid her as having done so. But
19       13|        the French language and paid to be amused, engaging them
20       13|       his CONGE as he now only paid her in fame.~But she always
21       13|       and began blushing as he paid her back her kisses. Then
22       13|        his position because he paid for it, buying even smiles
23       13|        royal splendor had been paid for by a single material—