Chap.

1        1| with reminiscences of Saint–Cloud Fair, wheezings of clarinets
2        1|    was softened in the fine cloud of dust raised by the confused
3        5|   very white amid a perfect cloud of powder. Then she became
4        6|  fog, which now hung like a cloud of luminous dust in the
5       11|     wooded heights of Saint–Cloud and the Suresnes, which,
6       11| reappeared at the edge of a cloud, a long ray of golden light
7       14|  had set behind a blood–red cloud, which cast a reflection