Chap.

 1        5|        he stayed, with moveless limbs and vacant eyes, in that
 2        5|        square contours of whose limbs are clearly defined by the
 3        5|   floated forth round about her limbs, and her hair swept over
 4        5|          the gaslights set nude limbs dancing before his eyes—
 5        5|        before his eyes—the nude limbs, the lithe arms, the white
 6        7|        breathed desire over her limbs. She put out her lips, kissed
 7        7|       He looked drowsy, and his limbs were tired. He gave a sign
 8        7|    would be able to stretch his limbs and go to sleep.~When Zoe
 9        9|         presence of her velvety limbs beneath the thin fabric
10        9|          The count, with racked limbs and vacant brain, got into
11       10|         wash and to perfume her limbs, as became one who was proud
12       11|      thereby bringing her lower limbs into bold relief in such
13       11|      Little by little her great limbs and her coarse, plebeian
14       12|     unseen, stretched her lithe limbs above the dancers’ heads
15       13| outstretched glory of her naked limbs, an altar of Byzantine sumptuousness,