Chap.

 1        1|   while here and there a light toilet stood out from its surroundings,
 2        2|       find her bouquets on her toilet table. What a pity it was
 3        2|     satin upholsteries. On the toilet table the bouquets—roses,
 4        2|   having been surprised at her toilet: her skin was still damp;
 5        2|        be on the corner of her toilet table under an inverted
 6        4|        Zoe was touching up her toilet. Hurriedly and without changing
 7        5| relieved by the acid scents of toilet waters and the perfumes
 8        5|     glass faced a white marble toilet table, which was garnished
 9        5|       position in front of the toilet table, where the basin,
10        5|        small, scattered, ivory toilet utensils and the damp sponges,
11        5|      she bent forward over her toilet table so very far that the
12        5|  intimate details of a woman’s toilet. His whole being was in
13        5|        and the tart perfume of toilet vinegars heated and bewildered
14        9|  stained wallpaper, the greasy toilet table, the whole dirty little
15       10|    hours between lunch and the toilet. On ordinary occasions she
16       10|       in literary matters. Her toilet kept her till close on five
17       14|        a basin of water on the toilet table and while washing