Chap.

1        5|         pains as she did so, to avoid putting any on the upper
2        7|         His one care now was to avoid vexing her.~“As you will,”
3        7|       vaguely, for he wanted to avoid a scene. Besides, she declared
4        7|      had been doing his best to avoid it these three months past.
5        9|        the young man thought to avoid aquiescence by redoubling
6       12|  countess together again was to avoid a public scandal, for religion
7       12| shutting his eyes, as though to avoid seeming to take any further
8       12|         dining room in order to avoid the crowded doors. Rose