Chap.

1        1|        and happy. That was the moral of the play. Then Venus
2        5|      life full of precepts and moral laws. And now suddenly he
3        6|       duty. Much bored by this moral discourse, Georges appeared
4       10|       of vile women; he had no moral sense. True, he did not
5       12| whereupon she gave him a short moral lecture. However, neither
6       13|    Sabine, in a supreme fit of moral aberration, had but now