Chap.

 1        1|        clad, down to his gloves, entirely in yellow and with an eyeglass
 2        2|        was a course of procedure entirely opposed to her principles.
 3        4|       great room, which had been entirely cleared of furniture, and
 4        4|         were a sultan. They were entirely taken up with him, and they
 5        4|        diamonds. He wore a tunic entirely covered with gems; it was
 6        5|         even to his gloves, were entirely yellow.~“Now say you don’
 7        5|          low ceiling, and it was entirely hung with a light–colored
 8        6|           But she had outrun him entirely, and she shouted back that
 9        6|       view of the kitchen garden entirely engrossed her attention.
10        6|          that she forgot herself entirely and gave the others much
11        7|      Boulevard Haussmann was not entirely furnished. The drawing room
12        8|          her to anything. He was entirely taken up with Nana and looked
13        8|          great nose sniffed with entirely sensual content; his goat
14        8|       big about the joy of being entirely at liberty and of passing
15        8|         to feel that he belonged entirely to her, despite everything.
16        9|         Fauchery pretended to be entirely engrossed with his actors,
17        9|          indeed, not been closed entirely. Nana was waiting. That
18       10| Meanwhile the house had not been entirely furnished, when one evening
19       10|       had been unable to eat, so entirely had Madame’s anger taken
20       12|         speak of breaking it off entirely: she preached indulgent
21       13|     forth Muffat belonged to him entirely; he again became strictly
22       14|        her the grotto, which was entirely of glass, shone like day.