Chap.

 1        1|    shoulder glimmered like snowy silk. Other ladies, sitting at
 2        1|      wore a dress of faded green silk and a round hat which blows
 3        3|         and cozy lounge, the red silk upholsteries of which were
 4        3|       the big chair with the red silk upholsteries in which the
 5        4|         as usual in ribbed black silk, trimmed with Chantilly
 6        4|        began to gleam as soft as silk. It was too hot, and the
 7        6|         and she opened her white silk sunshade and ran down the
 8        6|   torrents, and the little white silk sunshade was already dark
 9        6|          dressed in a dark brown silk and looked very simple and
10        7|      rounded contours shone like silk in the candlelight. He thought
11        8|        early days when her first silk dress had caused her infinite
12       10|     satin, on the second in blue silk under lace. But she had
13       10|    hangings of pale rose–colored silk—a faded Turkish rose color,
14       10|          her dress of pearl–gray silk trimmed with Chantilly,
15       10|       modest appearance in black silk with a simple gold heart
16       10|        furniture, the fabrics of silk and gold, the ivory, the
17       11|       consisted of a little blue silk bodice and tunic, which
18       11| tradespeople. Rose was in a gray silk gown trimmed with red knots
19       11|       him to be holding the blue silk sunshade with its silver
20       11|           in a very simple black silk dress, sat, looking distinguished
21       12|         chair, that solitary red silk chair, whose soft contours
22       12|          them. She was in a pink silk gown and was as pale, flat,
23       12|       You see that lady in white silk?”~Ever since his inheritance
24       13|        at the blades so that the silk was torn in two. This seemed