Chap.

 1        1| nighters, hat on head, seemed familiar and quite at ease and kept
 2        1|       not bored in the least, familiar with her audience, falling
 3        2|       airs and graces, became familiar and maternal, tapped her
 4        4|      said Vandeuvres, growing familiar. “You must be reasonable.”~
 5        5|       more finds himself amid familiar surroundings.~But Bordenave
 6        5|     down?” he cried, becoming familiar.~Nana would not hear of
 7        5|     suddenly became extremely familiar:~“Now then, fill up again,
 8        5|       very ugly and extremely familiar young girl, who was helping
 9        6|     her as at once tender and familiar. At dessert, in order not
10        7|       with the air of a woman familiar with the house, and they
11        8|       costume and all, became familiar and, at parting, made so
12        8|      to everybody. Fontan was familiar with the style employed
13        8|    from their dresses. Little familiar salutations would pass between
14        9|     Thereupon she became more familiar than ever in order to bounce
15       10|       exchange of cordial and familiar phrases.~When Georges again
16       10|    table and began in the old familiar way:~“Well, what about your