Part, Chapter

 1  I, 4 |       ended in real roses for balls at the top.~Until night
 2  I, 8 |   hear the click of the ivory balls. As she crossed it to go
 3  I, 9 |       stir; longed for masked balls, for violent pleasures,
 4 II, 6 | sounded its fanfare of masked balls with the laugh of grisettes.
 5 II, 6 |       restaurants, the masked balls, the champagne—all that’
 6 II, 10|    her window like rebounding balls of gold. What happiness
 7 III, 1|       with girls after masked balls; and no doubt she did not
 8 III, 5|     brass pegs, and the great balls of the fire-dogs shone suddenly
 9 III, 8|      the air like fulminating balls when they strike, and were
10 III, 8|  there were five or six small balls of cotton in a silver dish,