Chap.

 1        1|      celestial attendants, sang a chorus while they arranged the
 2        1|           an excess of ardor. The chorus, in quaint, dolorous tones,
 3        1|         the house: “The cuckolds’ chorus, the cuckolds’ chorus,”
 4        1|   cuckolds’ chorus, the cuckolds’ chorus,” and it “caught on,” for
 5        1|          away three days ago. The chorus resumed their plaint, calling
 6        1|        more appreciated: it was a chorus which both troupe and orchestra
 7        1|        were trolling a catch, the chorus of which was accompanied
 8        1|      place in favor of Venus. The chorus of cuckolds was again ushered
 9        1| apotheosis, wherein the cuckolds’ chorus knelt and sang a hymn of
10        5|      howling complaints about two chorus girls who had nearly fallen
11        5|    retreat. Actors and supers and chorus made haste to get back to
12        5|         and of questionably clean chorus girls. In the passage the
13        5|        with her, while two little chorus girls stood gazing at her
14        5|         overpowering him. For the chorus girls’ dressing room was
15        5|      pointed to the passage.~Some chorus girls were still crowding
16        7|          sceneshifters and ragged chorus girls congregate. In front
17       13|     others you don’t know. It’s a chorus they all sing. I can’t be