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1 II | enjoyment of money, elegance of~dress, of gilded drawing-rooms
2 II |         were conspicuous in her dress, her furniture,~and her
3 II |         of~their girls, want to dress them in their own way with
4 IV |       that pleasure in a cotton dress was so very like pleasure
5 IV |       happens that we look at a dress, a~hanging, a blank sheet
6 VI |     simple but elegant style of dress, an air of perfect ease,~
7 VII|     pointed out some ridiculous dress or passer-by; but her laughter~