Chap.

 1        4|  wouldn’t have third–rate play actors. Old Bosc was always drunk;
 2        4|      you know, third–rate play actors were always out of place
 3        5|  resigned attitude peculiar to actors who are used to long waits
 4        5| followed a disorderly retreat. Actors and supers and chorus made
 5        5|    lodge, situated between the actors’ staircase and that of the
 6        5|     half–naked Nana. The three actors still had on the costumes
 7        5|      the society of dressed–up actors, secretly concluded that
 8        5|      caught sight of the three actors still clad in the costumes
 9        5|       side of the theater. The actors waiting for their cues were
10        5|    game naturally diverted the actors to any extent.~But success
11        5|  whispering, the voices of the actors on the stage sounded strange,
12        5|        broken panes about. The actors were always complaining
13        5|  unlovely, as became poor play actors who have got rid of their
14        9|   railway station. It made the actors look like eccentric phantoms
15        9|       a bar of gold.~Meanwhile actors were chatting at the back
16        9|       alone was audible as the actors went on repeating their
17        9|       s not it!” he cried.~The actors paused awkwardly enough
18        9|      again, all together.”~The actors continued the scene again,
19        9|        warmth than before. The actors listened to him with melancholy
20        9|      in the shadowy house. The actors waited for nearly two minutes.
21        9|    entirely engrossed with his actors, who now grouped themselves
22        9|      interest therein! All the actors clustered round Fauchery