Chap.

 1        6|           her son’s sunny locks, “Zizi is a very good boy to come
 2        6|           his mother. He’s a dear Zizi not to forget me!”~In the
 3        6|           of pity. That poor dear Zizi in a hole full of water!
 4        6|           cried the young woman. “Zizi can put ‘em all on. You’
 5        6|        much as I have, poor, dear Zizi!”~“Oh, to be sure, I’m a
 6        6|         Are you still in pain, my Zizi?” asked his mother, who
 7        6|           What a great ninny that Zizi was to be taking on so about
 8        6|          leaves, and rejoined her Zizi behind the curtain, she
 9        6|      pillow. Louiset did not hurt Zizi’s position in the least.
10        6|          running, she would leave Zizi to go and see if Louiset
11        6|          she would re–embrace her Zizi and lavish on him the caresses
12        6|         of her that poor, darling Zizi, with his knees jammed against
13        6|        forced him to. Now listen, Zizi, would you like me to write
14        6|           her scruples in view of Zizi’s tender age. Indeed, she
15       10|   violently.~“Good gracious! It’s Zizi!” said the young woman in
16       10|            she cried out:~“I say, Zizi, your brother’s not coming.
17       10|          he went into her bedroom Zizi ventured in a choking sort
18       13|         they supported poor, dear Zizi by his legs and shoulders.
19       13|      scissors in order to imitate Zizi’s gesture when he stabbed
20       13| despondent, for now the memory of Zizi lying stretched on the floor,
21       13|          announcement froze her.~“Zizi dead!” she cried.~And involuntarily