Chap.

 1        1|      just come on the stage as Diana. Now though she had neither
 2        1|      him, he had had enough of Diana; she had been a great deal
 3        1|     him, he averred. Thereupon Diana promised to keep a sharp
 4        1| satisfaction. It was then that Diana surprised a tender conversation
 5        1|      and had just sighed forth Diana’s plaints in a sweetly pretty
 6        1|   cleverly and boxed his ears. Diana, surprising Venus in the
 7        1|    glowed like a setting star. Diana, since the second act, had
 8        1|        Mars. Then scarcely was Diana alone than Venus made her
 9        1|      great delicacy. Petted by Diana, who wanted to make a final
10        1|     house by storm completely. Diana had gone off in a rage,
11        1|       Mars was reconciled with Diana, and Jove, for the sake
12        5|        down to the footlights, Diana’s sweet, amorous smile on