Chap.

 1        1|           workman’s cap was heard crying in a drawling voice:~“Oh
 2        8|       quaint expression of Vulcan crying for Venus. Straightway Prulliere
 3        8|           on edge.”~Nana, who was crying and gasping, thereupon held
 4        8|        she grew foolish and began crying.~“Ah, that’s a pretty business,”
 5        9|           the woman when you were crying down on the floor—I should
 6       10|        room.~Maybe Nana was still crying. The other must have grown
 7       10|          sat helpless on a chair, crying her heart out, while Satin
 8       10|        last twenty minutes. She’s crying because you called her a
 9       11|         over.”~But she broke off, crying out:~“Just look at the Mignons
10       11|        Faloise flung his arms up, crying:~“I’ve an inspiration. I’
11       11| imprisoned in the cloakroom, were crying to be set free. A shallot
12       11|     themselves against the doors, crying aloud just like human beings.
13       12|         to meet him and now began crying:~“Oh, monsieur, do come
14       13|    paroxysmal shuddering, he kept crying:~“My God! My God!”~It was
15       14|    apartments. So she rushes off, crying, to look after her. You
16       14|  staircase. Mignon followed them, crying out:~“Tell Rose that I’m