Chap.

 1        4|         with his leg tied up and laid out on a chair!”~Thereupon
 2        4|          time of life she hadn’t laid by a sou but was still always
 3        5|         the palm of her hand she laid on the grease paint with
 4        5|         substance which had been laid on with large dabs of the
 5        5|       lines of gaslight had been laid down in order to throw a
 6        6|     complain.”~Another place was laid. Fauchery found himself
 7        6|     waists, and finally went and laid down in the grass, where
 8        6|          a fresh place had to be laid at lunch time. M. Theophile
 9        7|       larks and on a huge salmon laid out inside the window.~At
10        7|       nowadays!”~Nana smiled and laid a finger on her lips to
11        8|        for I’d smash the man who laid a finger on me!”~Nevertheless,
12        8|          women as possible. They laid hold of everybody and quieted
13       10| considerable show of feeling, he laid before Nana an anonymous
14       11|          to what amount have you laid odds?”~“To five thousand
15       11|          seeing that he had just laid fifty to one about her in
16       11|         say. The count has again laid at least as much as five
17       11|       People spoke of his having laid two thousand louis on the