Chap.

 1        2|   installed her there after paying six months’ rent in advance.
 2        2|      and “nigger” their two paying visitors, one of whom was
 3        4|   exaltation. They ended by paying less attention to decorum
 4        5|  figure cut by the serious, paying admirers who were striding
 5        6|     connection and was busy paying the most respectful attentions
 6        8|    Satin, for instance, was paying for her bunch of radishes
 7        8|    She was only desirous of paying a civil call, for Mme Robert,
 8        8|     Nana was the thought of paying for Satin’s dinner. There
 9       10|  last fortnight he had been paying her assiduous court, visiting
10       13|    shut. Georges heard Nana paying the baker and speaking in
11       13| dirty Jew; she seemed to be paying back an old grudge, of which
12       13|     return and without even paying a flying visit in the Rue
13       14|  and looked as if they were paying a call: she alone sat there
14       14|    week ago that I finished paying for my little house at Juvisy.