Chapter

 1  2,3|           living advertisements, to display the absurd fashions which
 2  2,4| pigeon-shooting. To-morrow she will display herself half nude in some
 3  5,1|            claim that justified the display of whips and spurs that
 4  5,2|           been more favorable for a display of the animal's speed. The
 5  5,2|           were now making a profuse display of the very yellowest hair
 6  5,6|       Thanks for the preference you display for my society. Is it my
 7  6,4|        ladies would be delighted to display diamonds purchased at the
 8  8,3|       unlike a museum. Such was the display, indeed, that when Mademoiselle
 9  8,5|   increasing passion for luxury and display, to the furore for aping
10 11,4|            of manner he was wont to display in the circles where he
11 13,4|     Parisians with their wealth and display, and who, by their idiotic
12 15,1|            and another melodramatic display?" ~Absorbed in the memories
13 15,1|             her dignity to make any display of sensibility; but at all
14 16,2|        sacrificed everything to the display by which he hoped to deceive
15 20,2|            no one had ever seen him display before, Baron Trigault took