Chap.

 1        1|         high key, “Oh, isn’t he ugly?” and all the ladies laughed
 2        1|       trick was no longer voted ugly; on the contrary, the men
 3        3|         smiling and showing his ugly teeth, must have been a
 4        3|       Chezelles and Steiner, an ugly little knot against which
 5        4| themselves anxious to do her an ugly turn. Oh yes, she could
 6        5|      aloud.~The dresser, a very ugly and extremely familiar young
 7        8|     very bad way, would make an ugly finish if he couldn’t hit
 8        8|         d been there to see his ugly mug! My dear girl, you were
 9        8|      nose of his. Oh, he had an ugly mug! Besides, the man knocked
10       11|       and sniffed out something ugly under it all. Perhaps there
11       11|  declared him to be exquisitely ugly. All jockeys struck her
12       12|      bones of her face.~“You’re ugly when you’re dead,” she said
13       13|   saying. “You’ve no notion how ugly you are, my pet! Just think