Chapter

 1 1|      awkwardly, according to its fashion, character, and surroundings. ~
 2 1|        consolation in a rallying fashion, to a young politician who
 3 1|       clean my clothes after his fashion, he would soon clean me
 4 1|  epitomizing yourself after that fashion, and you will fill volumes.
 5 2|          on which my father in a fashion emancipated me, brought
 6 2|        phrases, or by words that fashion dictates; and not only so,
 7 2|          furniture that was in a fashion peculiarly mine, I very
 8 2|      book, that book becomes the fashion; and if it is something
 9 2|       drawing-room of a woman of fashion with an unpresentable hat?
10 2|         take cheerful views, and fashion makes them cruel; they do
11 2|         I gloated in an infernal fashion which I cannot describe
12 2|       Memoirs are falling out of fashion.' ~" 'What are the memoirs -
13 2|       beneath the apparent calm; fashion tyrannized over her; her
14 2|          or due to some freak of fashion. The countess showed some
15 2|        the evening after his own fashion in the retirement of domestic
16 3|           in a simple, childlike fashion, and with the abstracted
17 3|         resistance." ~"People of fashion, sir, always treat science
18 3|        intelligently after every fashion, to obey the worker's every
19 3|        the crags in some magical fashion, capered and leapt to a
20 3| unconsciously smiling in peasant fashion; "he is at work up there." ~"
21 3|         let me live after my own fashion, I tell you, or I shall