Chap.

 1        1|       she’s a lump! She has no notion what to do with her hands
 2        4| directly! Then an exasperating notion struck her. In behaving
 3        4|   funny, conceived a brilliant notion: he snatched up his bottle
 4        6|       She was delighted at the notion of putting him in a fix,
 5        6|       had really conceived the notion of lying fallow for a season,
 6        6|    daily more disgusted at the notion of deceiving Georges. He
 7        6|       this gave you a rattling notion of the woman! The trees
 8        7|   caprices, and yet she had no notion where her money went. Even
 9        7|        was an idiot: he had no notion as to what it was usual
10        7|     indifference. “What’s your notion, eh, darling?”~And letting
11        7|     been struck by a laughable notion, and she smiled as she looked
12        8|    Nana; “he hasn’t the barest notion of the very smallest proprieties.
13        8|     often happened, she had no notion where to bestow her charms.
14       11|        the stage again? I’ve a notion: I’ll hire the Gaite, and
15       12|      him would have a splendid notion had he kept him in his own
16       13|     Once more exercised by the notion that her room needed redoing,
17       13|       ought to marry me.”~This notion straightway so tickled the
18       13|      end by saying. “You’ve no notion how ugly you are, my pet!
19       13|   wanted to marry me! A pretty notion, eh? Yes, dear boy, I could