Chapter

 1  2,5|          if his senses were not playing him false. He had little
 2  3,3|     absorbed in the part he was playing, he would have observed
 3  5,3|       he spent most of his time playing on the terrace or wandering
 4  6,1|         hide his disgrace after playing the gentleman for twenty
 5  7,1|           They won't succeed in playing that game on me again. Why,
 6  7,2| unfortunate woman had failed in playing a part which was too difficult
 7  7,5|      despicable part Wilkie was playing. And though it was not her
 8  8,4|      who spends all his time in playing cards." ~"This is the first
 9 10,4|    spend the rest of their time playing cards in the low drinking
10 11,1|       and clad in rags, who was playing with the remnants of a toy-horse.
11 11,2|        muddy floor of the shop, playing with his dilapidated horse.
12 13,2|         he, "the Turk whom I am playing that great game of cards
13 13,3|       seemed long. "Valorsay is playing the diplomat," he thought. "
14 13,4|      explain its purpose. "I am playing the part of a commentator,"
15 13,7|     more be disturbed when he's playing than when he's eating." ~"
16 15,2|       the sinister farce he was playing. 'When I saw your brother