Chapter

 1 1  | threadbare coat, a gray hat in winter time, and sums owing to
 2 2  |       evening gossip round the winter fire, when one sets out
 3 2  |    ladder, in the silence of a winter night. And what bliss to
 4 2  |     into my hell. ~"Until last winter I led the uneventful studious
 5 2  |   siege to Foedora's heart, in winter, and a bitter winter, with
 6 2  |        in winter, and a bitter winter, with only thirty francs
 7 3  |       seven o'clock, summer or winter. It is all arranged very
 8 3  |      The mild rays of the pale winter sunlight, breaking through
 9 3  |    boundary-line, he will find winter everywhere; he will find
10 Epi|     sometimes spend a pleasant winter evening by your own fireside,