Chap.

1        1|        showed signs of growing fat, made her appearance in
2        1|   phrase, especially that of a fat man which was as round as
3        1|     his lips looked pinched—at fat Steiner, whose face was
4        2| excitement.~“My children, it’s fat Steiner!” she said in the
5        4|       louis from Vandeuvres. A fat gentleman with a decoration
6        7|      Fondettes. There was only fat Steiner to reckon with,
7        8|       whole tableful of vastly fat women breathlessly attentive
8       13|  distinct recollection. He was fat; he was stupid, and she