Chap.

 1        2|       looked at the other pillow lying next to hers; there was
 2        5|     tortoise–shell cat which was lying curled up on the bench.
 3        5|       was a long, narrow passage lying between the theater and
 4        6|       him and stared. Why was he lying so glibly? The count, on
 5        6|          conceived the notion of lying fallow for a season, and
 6        7|      phrases. That girl had been lying. She had invented her story
 7        8|        lacking in style. Fontan, lying on his stomach, passed up
 8        8|      Nana suddenly found herself lying down again with her head
 9        8|        he had written to Georges lying on the table. Whereupon
10        9|         big yellow cat which was lying curled up on a step. With
11       10|         But what was the good of lying to him about a matter of
12       12|          I went in and found her lying stretched on the floor in
13       12|         white on her pillow, was lying awake with wide–open, meditative
14       13|     clearly visible, he saw Nana lying stretched in the arms of
15       13|          laughing. The fragments lying on the floor tickled her
16       13|         once espied the presents lying broken in pieces on the
17       13|         upstairs she found a man lying on the floor with bloodstained
18       13|       for now the memory of Zizi lying stretched on the floor,
19       13|      live thing, some naked limb lying on the floor.~But in the
20       14|       became aware that Nana was lying ill upstairs he affected
21       14|      women in the room; Gaga was lying back in the solitary armchair,
22       14|          of them!” They were all lying at the station. “Wasn’t
23       14| conscious of the stiff dead body lying stretched close by them,