Chapter

 1  2,1|   existence for the menials of fashionable establishments, and finally
 2  5,1|     only claim to a footing in fashionable society. But it was a strong
 3  5,2|        least, his numerous and fashionable acquaintances. He was not
 4  7,4|    races, at the opera, in the fashionable restaurants, and at every
 5  8,5|        with all the leaders of fashionable society; and, in fact, if
 6  8,5|        which the friend of the fashionable Baroness Trigault could
 7  9,3|    seductive one. It is a very fashionable amusement to run from one
 8 10,3|       of composition that very fashionable folks employ in repaying
 9 11,2| husband in the presence of his fashionable acquaintances, how she might
10 13,1|    when she bleached it to the fashionable color of the time. And every
11 18,5|      created by the customs of fashionable society; the woman who feels
12 20,3|      makes a great stir in the fashionable world - in fact, he reigns