Chap.

 1        1|      Monsieur Fauchery,” she said familiarly, “it won’t begin for half
 2        1|    belonging to the cafe, whom he familiarly addressed as Auguste. Mignon,
 3        3|       time and even now was quite familiarly treated by her.~“I have
 4        4|           successful, treated her familiarly.~“Oh, it’s his doing,” replied
 5        4|          to,” said Nana, speaking familiarly to the maid in a sudden
 6        5|        said Fauchery, kissing her familiarly.~Thus he indemnified himself.
 7        5|         the theater, had advanced familiarly toward Mignon and had presented
 8        6|          his hands and spoke very familiarly in order to soften her refusal.~“
 9        7|      somewhat to hear her talking familiarly about the countess.~But
10        8|        pretty brown mouse, nodded familiarly to the tall, lean serving
11       10|       Labordette also was sitting familiarly in the dressing room, as
12       11|          course she spoke low and familiarly.~“I say, do explain this
13       12|         this dear child?” he said familiarly to Muffat, whom he treated
14       13| astonishment. He opened the doors familiarly and visited the drawing
15       14|        They addressed one another familiarly in these days.~“Always the