Chapter

 1  2,1|        elegantly attired of the ladies at Trouville, where I spent
 2  2,2|      Gather up your papers, Mr. Ladies' Tailor. There may be husbands
 3  2,2|       of the most distinguished ladies are obliged to run into
 4  2,2|        to talk about dress that ladies stop at your place on returning
 5  2,3|        your vanity, and use you ladies as puppets, or living advertisements,
 6  2,3|     myself ridiculous among the ladies of my set - among my friends." ~"
 7  2,3|    replied: "All my friends are ladies of the highest rank in society -
 8  2,3|         rank in society - noble ladies!" ~The baron no doubt shrugged
 9  2,3|     scorn, he exclaimed: "Noble ladies! whom do you call noble
10  2,3|          whom do you call noble ladies, pray? The brainless fools
11  2,3|      fleece their lovers? Noble ladies! who drink, and smoke, and
12  2,3|    balls, and talk slang! Noble ladies! the idiots who long for
13  5,2|       was occupied by the young ladies who had accepted his invitation
14  6,4|  milliners and fools call great ladies, come running to the show.
15  6,4|         right form. These great ladies would be delighted to display
16  8,4|       of the most distinguished ladies in Paris, and certainly
17  9,3|        custom, which some noble ladies have imported from America,
18  9,6| toilette she had dreamt of. The ladies were still out, and Mademoiselle
19 10,4|     that? Are there any elegant ladies who give five francs for
20 10,6|         with some very charming ladies. But, above all, don't loiter
21 11,3|   appointment with the charming ladies he had spoken of. In his
22 18,4|       of the most distinguished ladies are in the habit of doing