Chap.

1        1|          People were crushing; a dispute arose at the ticket office,
2        4|        Fauchery was engaged in a dispute at the foot of the stairs
3        4|     silver had ceased, and now a dispute was heard going on in the
4        4|          private affairs—about a dispute with a coachman, a projected
5        5|  followed a sound of laughter, a dispute, the snatch of a song which
6        9| indifference as ever. During the dispute between manager and author
7        9|      they reflected; the present dispute had nothing to do with them;
8       14|    Russia. I don’t know why—some dispute with her prince. She leaves