Chap.

1        4|      was as light and full of folds as a shift, sitting there
2        4|     his hand quickly from the folds of her skirt, where he had
3        5|  while stooping to adjust the folds of her skirt. In the rear
4        5|   with that she tightened the folds of her fur cloak. “Do look,
5        5| drinking in solitude amid the folds of a great red robe diapered
6        6|       unmanly garment, in the folds of which he thought he discovered
7        6|     of nervous sobbing in the folds of the pillow while M. Venot,
8        7|     of cookery hung about the folds of the hangings. Now and
9       13|   whole collection off in the folds of her dress. In the kitchen