Chap.

 1        1|        on the stage was full of lines quaint enough to make you
 2        4|      her words and skipping her lines she had effectually shortened
 3        5|       an interval between their lines, they had just settled a
 4        5|        of iron rods, connecting lines of all sizes, hanging stages
 5        5|        eyes marked the swelling lines of her bosom with an air
 6        5|        and attacked the opening lines of her duet with so feeling
 7        5|        the far background, long lines of gaslight had been laid
 8        5|    practicable slope, among the lines of gas jets, the whole of
 9        5| redoubled intensity through the lines of banging doors. On the
10        7|  lanterns, blue transparencies, lines of gas jets, gigantic watches
11        7|        colored lanterns and the lines of gas jets and the giant
12        8|     debut in a part of some ten lines. It was close on one o’clock
13        8|      eyes were ringed with dark lines and glowed with somber fire.
14        8|        but she felt it was hard lines all the same—her way of
15        8|       her heels, while the long lines of women on the pavements
16        9|       of a part, a paltry fifty lines, just as if she could not
17        9|       got more than two hundred lines. I wanted to give the part
18        9|    fancy, I haven’t two hundred lines, and they’re still cutting
19        9|        part of only two hundred lines!~“Why not make me bring
20        9|   failed her she would take her lines from the prompter. The house,
21       11|    Hazard, by jingo—such superb lines and such an action! That
22       11|  looming in deep, dark, serried lines against the sky. And beyond
23       12|     today, and I know it’s hard lines. Nevertheless, you must
24       14|        station. “Wasn’t it hard lines, eh?—to die without even