Chapter

 1  2,2|     industry? Gather up your papers, Mr. Ladies' Tailor. There
 2  3,4|    in his turn, that certain papers had been stolen from him,
 3  5,2|    would be described in the papers; he would be the continual
 4  6,4|    great many more. Then the papers will take up the refrain;
 5  6,4| better, a moral article. The papers will say, 'Another star
 6 13,1| engaged in putting a pile of papers and documents in order. ~
 7 13,4|     he tied up the bundle of papers he had laid aside, and after
 8 13,8|   the marquis to give me the papers in which the exploits of
 9 15,6|  moment later with a roll of papers in her hand. "Here," she
10 19,3|    hoarse with feeling. "The papers have told you all the details,