Chapter

 1 I  |      the nervous energy of his play. Hither and~thither he would
 2 I  |        he went with her to the play; and the little~politician
 3 II |        your real feelings, you play when~you are at the card-table,
 4 II |     did anything 'improper'may play~the deuce's own delight
 5 III| twenty-five or thirty louis at~play at one swoop, naturally
 6 V  |     the Rue Joubert. You could play bouillotte there~safely. (
 7 V  |      so the lawyer was fain to play the lover.~Malvina, deeply
 8 V  |      the machinery that was to play the part of the Mississippi
 9 VI |    barriers; him~he engaged to play the part of an American
10 VI |   intimacy, he was expected to~play the part of confederate.