Chapter

1 10,4|      checked trousers, a black blouse, and a glazed cap. And when
2 10,4|       why have you put on your blouse, my son?" ~Although accustomed
3 11,4|        fireplace, attired in a blouse and a pair of ragged trousers,
4 11,4|   dismiss the young man in the blouse, whose presence she could
5 16,4|     with a vagabond, clad in a blouse. They exchanged notes, and
6 17,1| cast-off clothes, and with his blouse and his worn-out shoes,
7 17,2|      with a vagabond clad in a blouse. Victor Chupin was not a
8 19,1|       a young fellow clad in a blouse, who was apparently engaged