Chapter

 1  1,2|       he was on his way. He had dressed himself in the oldest clothes
 2  3,2|     contempt for others. He was dressed with even more than usual
 3  5,4|        floor, and as he hastily dressed himself, he muttered: "The
 4  8,3|                  3~Evariste was dressed as a butler should be dressed
 5  8,3|   dressed as a butler should be dressed when he announces dinner
 6  8,4|          and certainly the best dressed. I am sure her bill at Van
 7  9,3|      Madame de Fondege, who was dressed to go out, and who had already
 8 11,1|         neighborhood, for, well dressed as he is, he wears a cap.
 9 11,3|      visit from her, and so she dressed herself in haste, and went
10 13,1| beautiful, with her golden hair dressed high on the back of her
11 13,3|     before leaving home, he had dressed with extreme care, realizing
12 14,3|     needless to say that Wilkie dressed with infinite care on the
13 15,2|          and I was lying, still dressed, on a bed in a strange room.
14 18,1|     forty years of age, plainly dressed, but of distinguished appearance,