Chapter

 1   III|       later Mike was back again, dressed as a gentleman.~ ~In the
 2    IV|         walked about fashionably dressed, lived well, and went to
 3   VII| Meanwhile the trusty heyduke had dressed his master, brushed him
 4    IX|     therefore, and she arose and dressed hastily, scarcely allowing
 5    IX|         critical day Mrs. Meyer, dressed in the self-same garments
 6     X|     false teeth, and false eyes, dressed according to the latest
 7  XIII|   scarcely dawned when the fully dressed guests came into the hall
 8  XIII|        original young bucks were dressed in coats with large flapping
 9    XV|      worthy man was not yet half dressed. When I say not yet half
10    XV|          When I say not yet half dressed, I mean the expression to
11   XVI|       fascinating whether she be dressed up or domestically dowdy,
12 XVIII|          person, and when he had dressed himself for the evening,
13  XXII|       Rudolf, who was still half dressed, went out into the corridor,