Chap.

 1        1|       decorations chastening its effect beneath the too–decided
 2        1|          of the gods not to give effect to its petition, for since
 3        2|        muttered something to the effect that she really didn’t mind
 4        4| chartreuse had not the slightest effect upon him; it didn’t affect
 5        4|        grumbled something to the effect that Madame ought to have
 6        5|       godlike nakedness the same effect was produced. Then Muffat
 7        5|          her husband in order to effect a reconciliation between
 8        6|       while he slyly watched the effect of his remarks on the count.
 9        6|         Nene with a story to the effect that the Parisian dairywomen
10        7|        tones told a story to the effect that she had been at her
11        7|        jokingly continued to the effect that to be only just gaining
12        8|        produced an extraordinary effect on Mme Lerat, and tears
13        8|    strangling her, which had the effect of rendering her extremely
14        8|        telling him a tale to the effect that she still had yesterday’
15        9| confident that it would have its effect.~Far back in the corner
16       10|          the glass and tried the effect of a smile, while Georges
17       10|     ladies’ reminiscences and to effect a diversion,~“I say, my
18       10|          and had such a charming effect among all those rich surroundings.
19       11|           Then I answered to the effect that I wanted nothing better,