Chapter

1 I  |          their mouths, in evening dress and overcoats on their arms,
2 II | underbrush for the white spot her dress should make. All was dark.
3 II |   indiscernible perfume? From her dress, her hair, or her skin?
4 II |           took him a long time to dress, very much perplexed as
5 II |     entered, still in her daytime dress, but pale, with eyes glittering,
6 III|         taking, off her streaming dress, which clung to her form,
7 III|      surprised, looked at the wet dress, which had fallen like a
8 III|         the forehead, she went to dress herself, already calmed.~
9 IV |         out. Others fell upon her dress, others upon her hair, while