Chapter

1 III|  begun; he held her skeins of silk with infinite~grace, entertained
2 IV |        and the faded flowered silk damask~had come to light.
3 IV |  especially interested in the silk which the little~creatures
4 IV |       Camille may see how the silk is spun. My Camille is so~
5 V  |       straw hat, and a little silk shawl. The simple~costume
6 VI | animal substance, to wit, the~silk that is abundant there.
7 VI |     The paper was not~made of silk nor yet from the Broussonetia;