Chapter

 1  6,5| arranged herself to receive her guests. From among all her dresses,
 2  6,5|        cry, that several of the guests sprang to their feet. "What
 3  7,2|      and terror had alarmed her guests. During the brief moment
 4  7,2|  inopportune, for I have eighty guests or more in my drawing-room.
 5  7,6|       Trigault. ~Like the other guests, the baron had seen the
 6  8,1|       the cook that I have some guests to dine with me. Call my
 7 14,2|       hour when there are fifty guests in her drawing-room to present
 8 20,1|       surprise in store for his guests. Oh! such a surprise! They
 9 20,1|        in circulation among the guests. Many of them declared -
10 20,1|         best informed among the guests, the folks who were thoroughly
11 20,2|         given. Suddenly all the guests scattered about the various
12 20,2|      subsided a little, and the guests had an opportunity to observe