Chap.

 1        5|  lamps scattered about in the grass on the night of a public
 2        6|   pointed to the trees on the grass outside, the leaves of which
 3        6|     went and laid down in the grass, where the dew soaked them
 4        6|      and roll with him in the grass. The moment he arrived she
 5        6|        had plucked a blade of grass and was rolling it between
 6       11|    they had stuck fast in the grass. Wheels and harness were
 7       11|     in all directions, on the grass, on the high seats of the
 8       11|     be Lili down there on the grass with a lady in a brougham.
 9       11|       policemen. The strip of grass which lay muddy in front
10       11|      crowd scattered over the grass the wind of excitement put
11       13| golden in September, the tall grass in which the cows stood