Chap.

 1        1|     small groups, taking their stand before the ticket bureau
 2        5|       best to force the joke. “Stand on guard! One—two—got him
 3        5|      Vulcan’s glowing forge, a stand had been fixed by a limelight
 4        6|  little thumps, made the skirt stand well out behind. After which
 5        7|     her in turn and then would stand perfectly naked and gaze
 6        7| bending backward was making it stand out more clearly than ever.
 7        8|     woman who was not going to stand the slightest flick from
 8        8|     the money! Now where do we stand?”~All his sordid avaricious
 9        8|      the chase and would still stand, disputing in hoarse voices
10        8|       that certain women would stand as though paralyzed in the
11        9|   chair was to be put there to stand for the door, and every
12        9| flicker of the gaslight on the stand. His cane had fallen from
13        9|        you didn’t intend us to stand looking at one another like
14       10|    then!” she said. “Why d’you stand staring at me like a goose?”~
15       11|     length. “In the right–hand stand, near a pillar, eh? She’
16       11|        roof at each end of the stand and detached and illumined
17       11|    entering the little central stand, a pavilion built like a
18       11|       of Scots in the imperial stand.~“Gracious, it’s Charles!”
19       11|        commotion caused her to stand up again. On the course
20       11|       in front of the imperial stand, the sight of Muffat, looming
21       11|     its climax in the imperial stand, where the empress herself
22       13|       want to know how matters stand? Here goes then: it’s all
23       14|    frightened. It was silly to stand talking so long, but a longing