Chapter

 1  2,1|     Velleda costume, an evening dress." ~"I was obliged to attend
 2  2,2|      isn't always to talk about dress that ladies stop at your
 3  8,4|    fashions," she replied. "The dress that I am wearing now - - ." ~"
 4  9,2|         forget it. She began to dress, and when she had finished
 5  9,3|       the various shades in the dress, and forming a panier behind." ~
 6  9,3|        then; but make haste and dress while I put on my bonnet." ~
 7  9,3|        her governess change her dress, throw a shawl over her
 8  9,3|    drawers in the pocket of the dress she had just taken off.
 9  9,3| approached the bed on which the dress was lying, and, with a trembling
10  9,6|         pocket of Madame Leon's dress. Then she breathed freely
11 11,1|        her torn and soiled silk dress, and her dirty cap - revealed
12 12,1|        palace, thinking only of dress and pleasure! How was it
13 14,4|         Ah! but how?" ~"I shall dress at once and go to the Hotel
14 15,5|      was left me but my patched dress and a single skirt. And