Chapter

 1 1|   dress was richer and more elegant than was suitable for an
 2 2|   of a~satrap. His foot was elegant. After five o'clock in the
 3 2|    since become exorbitant. Elegant~buffets made by Boulle,
 4 3| Tillet, banker, and several elegant young men,~such as Paul
 5 3|     Nature had given her an elegant, slender figure, which could~
 6 4|     played the gentleman in elegant clothes. He lived, for good~
 7 4|    coats which~outlined his elegant figure; in bewitching collars,
 8 4|  government clerk!" He wore~elegant boots with black trousers
 9 7|   not fancy that we see the elegant dessert of a grand~dinner?
10 7|   in deep mourning) were of elegant proportions. Thus~dressed,