Chap.

 1        3|           marquis, a man about whom strange tales were beginning to
 2        3|      subject for an article. What a strange world was this world of
 3        3|       amiable serenity stood out in strange contrast. And Fauchery,
 4        4|            my fault. But they’re so strange when they’re young!”~There
 5        5|          dreamed of smiling at this strange contrast, this real prince,
 6        5|           little wooden staircase a strange sound of smothered oaths
 7        5|         actors on the stage sounded strange, deadened, surprisingly
 8        5|             of ordinary attire. The strange animal scent came in whiffs
 9        6|        astonishment.~“Well, that is strange! Nana’s property near here!”~
10        7|        thighs. And she ended with a strange amusement which consisted
11        8|      reserved than the rest.”~“It’s strange,” murmured Nana at length, “
12        9|             quiet directness.~“It’s strange how rich men fancy they
13       10|          make it out at all, when a strange murmuring sound finally
14       10|   ceremonious policy of an ordinary strange caller. At night when Nana
15       10| impoverished race, and as yet these strange manifestations were only,
16       11|             defeat! And with that a strange ardent prayer, which was
17       13|            without remarking:~“It’s strange that don’t go. All the same,
18       14|             legs and such a figure! Strange that she should be dead!
19       14|           Oh! I’ve got all sorts of strange ideas—I want to die myself—