Chap.

 1        4|    himself and rummaged in the drawers of the sideboard in search
 2        4|      at the piano or “chest of drawers,” as Nana called it. She
 3        5|     Through the opening in her drawers behind a corner of her shift
 4        5|  marked hips, which filled her drawers out roundly, while with
 5        5| forgetting that she was in her drawers and that a corner of her
 6        5|     white round contour of her drawers and the little patch of
 7        5|        in the right leg of her drawers. She took a pin from over
 8        5|       in order to take off her drawers and slip on Venus’ tights.
 9        5|        to sew up a rent in her drawers, and the dressers, catching
10        6|        front, a pair of worked drawers and the dressing jacket,
11        8|      cupboard and the chest of drawers such a tremendous kick that
12        8|   three francs on the chest of drawers, and she had ventured to
13        8|       be found on the chest of drawers, despite the difficulty
14       10|       brushes and combs in the drawers of her dressing table. But
15       13|    crumbled deep down in their drawers; stupid purchases were made;
16       14|     the corner of the chest of drawers threw a bright flood of