Chapter

 1 I    |      of uncertain age, and two women with their husbands.~When
 2 I    | promenade, brilliantly dressed women mingled with black-coated
 3 I    |        Under the yews, men and women sat at tables drinking.~“
 4 I    |    brought the beer, which the women swallowed rapidly; then
 5 V    |    irremediable scandal?”~Both women glanced at him approvingly.
 6 V    |     interested in watching the women who were promenading, and
 7 VI   |      them children, and he saw women. They shook hands upon being
 8 IX   |       so irresistible that all women yielded to it.~At length
 9 IX   |      It is this: I am like all women. I have my—my weaknesses.
10 XIII |     constant fear that the two women would some day meet face
11 XIII |        do not meet. What jades women are!”~As he uttered those
12 XV   |      see my room.” And the two women glided through the throng.
13 XVII |        You are silly, like all women! You only act on impulse.
14 XVIII|       were followed by others, women in rich costumes, men, grave
15 XVIII|       wife, obstinate like all women, vowed that she would never