Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I | wealthy idlers, amused her as actors might; she did not take
2   II,  VI|   gentlemen in evening dress, actors in costume. But behind the
3   II,  VI|      pretty little songs, and actors of talent whose voices were
4   II,  VI|     all have a grudge against actors because they are more successful
5   II,  VI|     no longer two illustrious actors, Montrose and Helsson; they