Chap.

 1        1|      noticed a pretty, quietly dressed woman in the second tier
 2        2|      Come in, Francis.”~A well–dressed man pushed open the door
 3        2|       off,” said Nana, who was dressed by now.~But at that moment
 4        3|   curls which suggested a girl dressed up as a boy bowed easily
 5        4|     eyes declared that she was dressed like a ragpicker. Daguenet
 6        4|       Horn came next, terribly dressed up, as her wont was, and
 7        5|      in the greenroom Simonne, dressed as the little laundress,
 8        5|        outside. It was Fontan, dressed for the second act. He was
 9        5|       in the corridor. She was dressed as a fish hag: her arms
10        5|       lubbers there who, still dressed as Boule Noire masqueraders,
11        5|    stop him. Two little women, dressed for the third act, were
12        5|        woman in the society of dressed–up actors, secretly concluded
13        5|      he put up flights of half–dressed women and caused doors to
14        6|    darling! How sweet he looks dressed like a little woman!”~He
15        6|      the church porch. She was dressed in a dark brown silk and
16        7|       in this corner save well–dressed, patient gentlemen, who
17        8| composed of smart, fashionably dressed women who were wearing their
18        8|        so she watched the best dressed among them, for she knew
19        8|    declared.~Nevertheless, she dressed with much docility, knowing
20       10|    carelessness with which she dressed was really exquisite in
21       10|     vicious foible. Washed and dressed and duly installed in the
22       11|     how those little chaps are dressed up!”~The Mignons were in
23       11|     She thought them fearfully dressed up, and such guys!~There
24       13| without even summoning Zoe she dressed herself with feverish haste