Chap.

 1        1|          quite the thing; only he ventured to opine that she would
 2        1|        ready in time,” La Faloise ventured to remark. “There’s infinite
 3        1|   neighbor had spoken of Nana, he ventured to question him.~“Will you
 4        1|           scene of seduction been ventured on. Nana, her arms round
 5        3|          no further; the men even ventured to give their opinions.
 6        6|         lounged in an easy chair, ventured to make a confession.~“I
 7        6|      terrible dressing, he having ventured to suggest that the gentlemen’
 8        7|        the Galerie Saint–Marc and ventured as far as the Galerie Montmartre,
 9        7|         neither one nor the other ventured to complain. Three big wenches
10        8|           come home, the old lady ventured to give expression to her
11        8|       early vegetables—and if she ventured to make an observation,
12        8|           of drawers, and she had ventured to ask for them in a timid,
13       10|        went into her bedroom Zizi ventured in a choking sort of way
14       10|       phrases.~When Georges again ventured into the drawing room the
15       10|           said. And with that she ventured to talk of Daguenet. At
16       11|            Steiner, for instance, ventured three louis, for the sight
17       11|          bookmaker, who thereupon ventured to call him. It was one
18       12| accounting for them. Twice Muffat ventured to mention this, for he
19       12|           must be civil.”~He even ventured on a joke, for he turned
20       14|           Prussian still weighed, ventured to defend Bismarck. Perhaps