Chap.

1        1|     manager took the young man’s measure at a glance. But Hector
2        1| magnified the narrow room beyond measure with its three chandeliers,
3        4|       friends. Among the men his measure was taken in a few rapid
4        9|          owed his dignity such a measure of forgetfulness. But mysterious
5       11|     Paris, interested her beyond measure. Vandeuvres, after being
6       12|       time to the rat–tat of the measure, a little gust of wind cooled
7       12|   swinging, laughing, voluptuous measure; it was like a shrill continuation
8       13|       pride was flattered beyond measure. The goldsmiths had declared