Chapter

 1  2,1|        they are waiting for me to play a game of whist at the club." ~
 2  2,2|           losing all his money at play, repays his creditors with
 3  2,5|           I loathe it. But when I play, I sometimes forget - for
 4  3,2|          matters, travelling, and play. All this amounts to something
 5  3,3|       eight or ten hours long, we play in his apartments at the
 6  6,2|     between them that they should play until one or the other had
 7  6,3|           as much or even more in play next summer; and the amount
 8  6,5|          everybody was engaged in play, when, shortly after midnight,
 9  7,2|           although this gave full play to his cravat, his words
10  7,6|         everything. But you won't play this trick on me. You are
11  8,2|          And being quite ready to play a double part as the spy
12  8,5|       home - they had gone to the play." ~"Ah?" ~"So I shall go
13  8,5|          as to the part she is to play, she feels furious." ~The
14 10,4|           could you be induced to play the part of a spy, when
15 11,2|      floor again, saying, "Go and play." ~The child had revealed
16 11,5| hiding-place will be only child's play to you." ~"Do you suppose
17 13,2|         our agreement, we were to play until one of us had won
18 13,2|          s true - but we ought to play every day." ~"Possibly:
19 13,7|         peace until I promised to play with him for two hours.
20 13,8|         for one day - I'm here to play - so let us begin, baron.
21 14,4|       heart or intelligence would play the part that I intend for
22 16,3|           the possibility of foul play." ~"Yes, that would be an
23 18,1|     person whom he could trust to play the part of a dressmaker,