Chapter

 1 1  |  foreboding look to Paris; like a pretty woman, the city has mysterious
 2 1  |         gold. Close by, a mat, as pretty as the bayadere who once
 3 1  |     country of joy, liberty, wit, pretty women, mauvais sujets, and
 4 1  |          bears up?" ~"Let loose a pretty girl on him." ~"And if ?"
 5 1  |              Education, there's a pretty piece of tomfoolery. M.
 6 2  |         to eat ices and watch the pretty faces at my leisure. My
 7 2  |    dressed, in a carriage, with a pretty woman by my side, playing
 8 2  |           had to take the form of pretty speeches and polite attentions.
 9 2  |       tresses held above her by a pretty white arm. ~"I liked to
10 2  |           for a painter. It was a pretty sight. I looked about me,
11 2  |           his fair hair is such a pretty color. Don't you think there
12 2  |           and I will show you the pretty little widow that I am to
13 2  |          One of those freaks that pretty women can scarcely explain
14 2  |         up with a hoarse cry; her pretty face, that had been so fresh
15 3  |       were soft and white, like a pretty woman's; he wore his fair
16 3  |          if you don't wish to see pretty women, how will you manage
17 3  |         even to be unaware that a pretty woman sat there just behind
18 3  |         himself as he saw a small pretty duck come up to the surface
19 3  |       fine ladies sleep; isn't it pretty? Who would not admire the
20 3  |  Planchette. "They all talk to us pretty much as the incroyable did
21 3  | successful piece of mischief. Her pretty hair fell over her shoulders
22 3  |          is speaking through that pretty mouth of yours. Grant that
23 3  |           young child's, with her pretty, half-opened mouth held
24 3  |        despair of medicine and of pretty women." ~All Valentin's
25 3  |        little further on he saw a pretty woman, whose lively advances
26 3  |            and went up to a young pretty lady who sat doing nothing,
27 3  |            minded to address some pretty speeches to her; but as
28 3  |      contrasted strongly with the pretty view of the valley; and
29 3  |           people dancing merrily, pretty and attractive girls with
30 Epi|            who held the hand of a pretty woman in his, went on board