Chapter

 1 1|      The frock-coat that he wore was well cut, but his cravat
 2 1|   still capable of drinking wore a hideous blue tint, from
 3 2| clear, you must know that I wore a threadbare coat, ill-fitting
 4 2|   did my own housework, and wore flannel shirts so as to
 5 2|   of the Rue de Gres. Oh, I wore my poverty proudly. A man
 6 2|   coarse materials that she wore. As with the heroine of
 7 2|    eyes, the smile that she wore as a part of her clothing,
 8 2|  her feet on a cushion. She wore an Oriental turban such
 9 3|   like a pretty woman's; he wore his fair hair, now grown
10 3|       The Greek cap that he wore was pulled to one side by
11 3|    which a Russian princess wore her bonnet, or over the
12 3|    s face, to his thinking, wore an expression that was kind
13 3|   outlines of her form; one wore the "basquina" of Andalusia,