Chap.

 1        1| blocking the way with their deeply flounced skirts, and Nana’
 2        2|   lips discreetly, thinking deeply philosophic thoughts.~“While
 3        4|    was in the toils, and so deeply this time that as he sat
 4        5|    off through the crowd of deeply deferential little women.~“
 5        6|   two women had exchanged a deeply significant glance. It was,
 6        6| herself.~But the party were deeply moved when Gaga suddenly
 7        7|   anyhow, and her eyes were deeply sunken.~
 8        8|    her head down and seemed deeply occupied in rolling bread
 9        9| without, indeed, being very deeply wounded by these big phrases,
10        9|    a hard voice and looking deeply moved, for she was really
11       10|  time he said this Nana was deeply wounded. She said frigidly:~“
12       10|    the question! The count, deeply moved and with a look of
13       11|    round which a silent and deeply interested throng was clustering.~
14       11|    and with his long, thin, deeply furrowed, hard, dead countenance,
15       11|  white and trembling and so deeply moved as not to be able
16       12|  All were friends; all were deeply exercised by the same idea
17       12|   serious.~Muffat withdrew, deeply moved. Seeing his poor Nana
18       13|    wheedling manner. He was deeply moved and began blushing