Chap.

 1        1|       in order to show him the costume she was about to wear in
 2        1|      having been to see Rose’s costume. At the very first tinkle
 3        1|      re going to see my wife’s costume for the second act, old
 4        5|        in his Alpine admiral’s costume, which was set off by a
 5        5| rapidly moving shadows— men in costume, women with shawls over
 6        5|         bare–armed and in baby costume, she held her face up to
 7        5|      taking off her fishwife’s costume. Through the opening in
 8        8|      what with her housewife’s costume and all, became familiar
 9       11|      blue–and–white racecourse costume, and amid a thunder of applause
10       13|      magnificent chamberlain’s costume. Then how she did laugh
11       13|        official dignity of his costume, she shook him, pinched