Chapter

1 2|         powdered head, delicate spectacles, and a worn-out air;~the
2 2|   glazed by the constant use of spectacles made him plainer than he~
3 5|         the newspaper, bring my spectacles, and change my~ribbon of
4 7|        pierced the mask of~your spectacles. How amusing you both are,
5 7|       annoyance. I'm~a man with spectacles, grizzled hair, worn out
6 8| describe~him by saying that his spectacles were sad and his eyes joyous;
7 8|   verified by an army of men in spectacles. If~there is the slightest