Chapter

 1 1|       quiet peep at the arena. How bare it looks! The paper on the
 2 1|           tears from Sterne at the bare perusal - the same Sterne
 3 1|        tent on the security of his bare word, signed contracts in
 4 2|          apprehended perfectly the bare life of the cloister. When
 5 2| surroundings haunted me even in my bare, cold garret, when at last
 6 2|        these two women, who in the bare simplicity of the existence
 7 2|       interior of the theatre, the bare bench on which she was to
 8 2|        silken knee. She thrust her bare feet into velvet slippers
 9 2|         these haggard faces, where bare physical appetite appeared
10 3|            delicious warmth of her bare, white shoulders. By a freak
11 3|           us, that lays our errors bare, and leaves us without excuse
12 3|          to clouds in the sky. The bare, bleak cliffs, with the
13 3|           full evening dress, with bare necks and shoulders, with
14 3|          loose, her shoulders were bare, her clothing was disordered,