Chap.

 1        1|        Satin, standing on the edge of the pavement, moved forward
 2        4|     his thumbnail against the edge of his teeth. But suddenly,
 3        4|       his head propped on the edge of the bed and his leg stretched
 4        5|   ceiling, he sat down on the edge of a softly padded divan
 5        5|      honest face—stood on the edge of the stage, looking as
 6        6|     smoking cigarettes on the edge of the bed, dangling their
 7        6|      set the ladies’ teeth on edge. They burst out in protest.
 8        8| candle and the matches on the edge of the night table. But
 9        8|     more; it puts my teeth on edge.”~Nana, who was crying and
10        8|       remained sitting on the edge of the bed, listening and
11       11|       wind, reappeared at the edge of a cloud, a long ray of
12       12|       two, barelegged, on the edge of the bed. The count let
13       12|     head close to hers on the edge of the pillow. And with
14       12|    purple tent pitched on the edge of a lawn a table for refreshments
15       12|       kept flitting along the edge of the lawn, as though in
16       14|   Rose Mignon, perched on the edge of a chest, sat gazing fixedly