Chapter

 1  2,1|       you let your wife have her dresses fitted on by a man? I says
 2  2,1|       jacket and sash, two train dresses with upper skirts and trimmings
 3  2,2|        this woman's back!" ~"The dresses of the present day require
 4  2,4|       not only knows how my wife dresses, but how she looks en dishabille,
 5  4,1|    francs a year, merely for her dresses and fancies. Not a quarter-day
 6  6,5|       guests. From among all her dresses, she chose the same dark
 7  8,4|      mean, have you decided what dresses you will purchase? It is
 8  8,4|          of making almost all my dresses myself." ~The General's
 9  8,4|           You must have your new dresses made in quite a different
10  8,4|          But I already have more dresses than I need, madame." ~"
11  8,4|           madame." ~"What! black dresses?" ~"I seldom wear anything
12  8,4|         right," said she, "these dresses will doubtless do very well
13 11,2|         deal of money and pretty dresses, and I shall have plenty
14 15,6| magnificent equipages and superb dresses, and I made myself conspicuous