Chapter

 1  2,1|   began: "In June, a Hungarian costume with jacket and sash, two
 2  2,1|    Medicis polonaise, a jockey costume, a walking costume, a riding-habit,
 3  2,1|      jockey costume, a walking costume, a riding-habit, two morning-dresses,
 4  2,1|     morning-dresses, a Velleda costume, an evening dress." ~"I
 5  2,1| morning-jackets, one promenade costume, one sailor suit, one Watteau
 6  2,1|        one Watteau shepherdess costume, one ordinary bathing-suit,
 7  8,4|     well. You may think that a costume for deep mourning made with
 8  9,6|   requisite for that wonderful costume of hers, the General's wife
 9 13,1|      the back of her head. Her costume, brilliant enough in hue
10 13,2|        and he wore a fez. This costume gave him the appearance