Chap.

 1        1|      longer voted ugly; on the contrary, the men raised their opera
 2        2|        want to be paid. On the contrary, if they HAD been pressing
 3        3|          I declare that on the contrary Monsieur de Bismarck is
 4        5|     hurry in the least. On the contrary, he was greatly interested
 5        6|     embarrassed efforts to the contrary. That disguise of his, that
 6        6|  position in the least. On the contrary, Nana said that she had
 7        7|    their talk for that; on the contrary, they stood close up to
 8        7| despite all his efforts to the contrary, and, not wishing to shed
 9        8|       becoming positive bores. Contrary to all known rules, they
10        8|      modest expression. On the contrary, her eye roved about the
11       10|       not make a scene. On the contrary, she was very sweet and
12       11|         Nothing at all. On the contrary, one ought to distrust him.
13       11|        a horse! Mignon, on the contrary, followed the young man’
14       11|  should he?” she said. “On the contrary—”~She broke off, in her
15       12| Despite formal promises to the contrary, the bill for a hundred
16       13|       he made an effort to the contrary, tears appeared in the young
17       13|   despite Nana’s orders to the contrary. Francois had certainly
18       13|   proclaim her triumph; on the contrary, she delighted in treating