Parte, Capitolo, §

1     1,     3,   5    |          frequent and sumptuous, increasingly engrossing men. In dress,
2     1,     3,   5    |        Marx burst forth from the increasingly ardent spirit of the Revolution. ~           
3     1,     7,   1    |           On the other hand, the increasingly socialist legislation in
4     3,     2,   2    |  propaganda is carried out in an increasingly disguised, mild, and gradual
5     3,     3,   2    |         and sensibility that are increasingly collective. It is, therefore,
6     3,     3,   2    | traditions of dress in the West, increasingly eroded by nudism, obviously
7     3,     3,   2(91)|   speeches, gives signs of being increasingly tired of listening and,