Chap.

 1        1|   dotes on frank situations.~“Call it my brothel!”~At this
 2        1|    aware that your theater—”~“Call it my brothel,” Bordenave
 3        1|      be pleasant to Bordenave—call his theater what he wishes
 4        1|     tried in vain to obtain a call, while the whole house was
 5        2|  where you are. If many foiks call I must have the whole flat.
 6        2|    manner, as she was wont to call it. But just when she was
 7        2|    her tremble again. Another call, and that Zoe always opening
 8        2|     telling him that he might call again. He staggered away;
 9        3|       had become customary to call Mme Muffat de Beuville in
10        3|     Picardy.~“I advise you to call other people skeptics! Why,
11        3|    out there, Foucarmont they call him, who’s to be met with
12        5|      of a lady about to pay a call.~“A pretty trollop!” muttered
13        7|     halted afresh.~“Why d’you call him cuckold?”~“Because he
14        8|     mind! It loves its daddy! Call me ‘Papa,’ you little blackguard!”~“
15        8|    desirous of paying a civil call, for Mme Robert, whom she
16        8|     le Comte, at her beck and call’—for between you and me,
17        8|      evenlng when she came to call for Satin she recognized
18        9|    are wanted!”~Only when the call was repeated did Prulliere
19       11| enclosure Nana got Georges to call him. Then when he came up:~“
20       11|       s Bordenave down there! Call him. Oh, run, please, please
21       11|     and thought of M. Venot’s call, and a plan began to take
22       11|     who thereupon ventured to call him. It was one of his former
23       14|      as if they were paying a call: she alone sat there with