Chap.

 1        1|   forth amid the increasing uproar of voices. All the spectators
 2        5|   are raising the deafening uproar of some grand finale.~“Oh,
 3        7|     the walls and, amid the uproar of the supper party and
 4       11|   above the ever–increasing uproar in which horses’ names kept
 5       11|     a run and redoubled the uproar as they stopped at the entrance
 6       11|     by a head.~There was an uproar as of a rising tide. “Nana!
 7       11| followers had made a fierce uproar, and now Georges, choking
 8       11|  she cried amid a redoubled uproar of laughter and bravoes,
 9       11|    made her appearance, the uproar was afready formidable.
10       12|   all this gilding and this uproar! It’s scandalous!”~“Sabine’