Chapter

1  7,1|  he returned to his rooms, arrayed himself in evening-dress,
2  8,1|    impudent appearance and arrayed in a glaring livery opened
3  8,3|     but in the evening, he arrayed himself in severe black,
4 10,4|  realized that the servant arrayed in the red waistcoat was
5 13,3| fire insures warmth. So he arrayed himself in a suit of black,
6 17,1|   de Coralth, he had again arrayed himself in his cast-off
7 18,4| Madame de Fondege, already arrayed in a marvellous robe composed