Chap.

 1        1|        fired his public. Mignon shrugged his shoulders, reminding
 2        4|     while Labordette tranquilly shrugged his shoulders and as constantly
 3        6|         thing at once!”~Steiner shrugged his shoulders. Since the
 4        7|        of getting married.”~She shrugged her shoulders with a pitying
 5        8|        as often as possible. He shrugged his shoulders behind Prulliere’
 6        9|    getting on his nerves.”~Bosc shrugged his shoulders; he was above
 7        9|      while Fauchery sneered and shrugged pityingly. After that Fontan
 8        9| Tranquilly and haughtily Mignon shrugged his shoulders, as became
 9       10|      expressions. Thereupon she shrugged her shoulders. Where had
10       11|      and five on Valerio II, he shrugged his shoulders, as who should
11       11|         were vexed; the winners shrugged their shoulders. After all,
12       11|       he replied simply.~And he shrugged his shoulders. That Vandeuvres
13       12|       been white with rage, had shrugged her shoulders violently
14       12|           he said finally as he shrugged his shoulders.~Then he shook
15       13|          it’s brittle.”~But she shrugged her shoulders. Did he think
16       13|         will you marry me?”~She shrugged her shoulders. It was too
17       14|   indulge in delicate epigrams, shrugged her shoulders and continued