Chap.

 1        1|       same careless movement. The scenery of the second act came as
 2        1|      twenty minutes to set up the scenery for the third act. But the
 3        1|        The clappers applauded the scenery, which represented a grotto
 4        5| sceneshifters rapidly changed the scenery. Simonne and Clarisse, however,
 5        5| descending. They were setting the scenery for the third act, which
 6        5|         in the manufacture of the scenery, of dirty dark nooks and
 7        5|          on the other side of the scenery and all that houseful of
 8        5|     veritable ovation.~Behind the scenery she could hear the dull
 9        5|          oblique back view of the scenery and of the wings which had
10        5|           the reverse side of the scenery with its display of old
11        5|           plane such parts of the scenery as required it, besides
12        9|          with set pieces and with scenery, of which the faded painting
13       10|  household moved as easily as the scenery in a theater and was regulated