Chap.

1        1| returning throng, attendants, laden with pelisses and overcoats,
2        1|    passed, a soft, soft wind, laden with a secret menace. Suddenly
3        5|   shoulders. As of old it was laden with the odor of women,
4        7|     the shops, and in the gas–laden air he recognized their
5        7|     leave!” shouted a waiter, laden with bottles, as he separated
6       10|  gusts of wind kept sweeping, laden with rain. There were vague
7       14|      as mysteriously as a gem–laden idol. People now mentioned