Chap.

 1        1|   of which the name of Nana sounded with all the melodious vivacity
 2        2|     spoke the electric bell sounded. It was a creditor in the
 3        2|     movement. The half–hour sounded. Something must decidedly
 4        2|  the act of rising the bell sounded for quite a long time. Capital!
 5        2|    succession, the bell had sounded. Its summonses became fast
 6        2| touch and hasty rings which sounded through the house with shivering
 7        3|  solemn room their laughter sounded a note which struck Fauchery
 8        4|    chattering voices, which sounded as if a runaway convent
 9        5|    curtain’s up!”~The shout sounded for some moments, during
10        5|     the actors on the stage sounded strange, deadened, surprisingly
11        5|     walls, and the footfall sounded as hollow on the tiled floor
12        6| Then as the front–door bell sounded he quietly slipped away.
13       12|     of the quadrille, which sounded sweet and distant behind
14       14|  and useful things lost.~He sounded Lucy and Caroline in order