Chap.

1       11|        in the sunlight, in the splendor of her starry hair and white–
2       12|      skirts. All the luxuriant splendor of the departing winter
3       13|      upon Paris with redoubled splendor. She loomed larger than
4       13|        her impudently flaunted splendor and that contempt of money
5       13|   which shone in all the fresh splendor of its chiseled workmanship,
6       13| palatial proportions and royal splendor had been paid for by a single