Chap.

1        1|    though full of a fine dust shed from the little jets of
2        1|       line of gas jets, which shed a sallow pallor on their
3        1|       and clucked like a hen, shed round her an odor of life,
4        4|     her future and longing to shed her skin, as she phrased
5        7| contrary, and, not wishing to shed tears in the presence of
6        8|    theatrical people wouldn’t shed many tears over. Nana announced
7        8|     everything. Sometimes she shed tears and threatened him,
8       13|     plain, pious cousin. Nana shed no tears for him. She simply