Chap.

 1        1|      merriment greeted Mars, who wore an outrageous uniform, suggestive
 2        1|        once soft and candid.~She wore a dress of faded green silk
 3        1|    beneath the slight fabric she wore. It was Venus rising from
 4        2|   ushered in a tall old lady who wore ringlets and looked like
 5        2|       taken her hat off, and she wore a dark dress of an indecisive
 6        4|  deliberate in his movements and wore as subtle a smile as though
 7        4|          the shah’s diamonds. He wore a tunic entirely covered
 8        4|        were in evening dress and wore various unknown orders.
 9        5|        tunic and scarf which she wore as Iris.~“God bless me!”
10        5|         bosoms in all Paris. She wore everlastingly a faded black
11        7|         another. The count still wore his muddy clothes, and his
12        8| scrupulously careful as ever: he wore the finest linen, and his
13        8|    surrounded by other women who wore dressing gowns and were
14        8|        very full of business and wore a disdainful expression,
15        8|          observable. These still wore a modest expression despite
16        9|        was wound. On his head he wore an old hat, and he kept
17        9|         the honest woman now and wore a most distinguished expression
18       10| mentioned in powder and breeches wore Nana’s livery, which was
19       10|        ignorance, while his lips wore the subtle smile of the
20       10|   ushered in Philippe Hugon, who wore morning dress. Georges began
21       11|   extraordinarily up to date. He wore a low collar and was clad
22       12|        unmoved features her lips wore a delicate, victorious smile.
23       12|     crown of scant white hair it wore an expression of lofty dignity.
24       12|     allusions. But the good lady wore so sad a smile that he recovered
25       12|       smile which she now always wore. He began stammering in
26       12|         was in evening dress and wore a white cravat and gloves.~“
27       13|          had sat down; she still wore her gloves and her hat.