Chapter

 1 1|     simplest terms. There were traces of past anguish in its wrinkles.
 2 1| shuddered, it was because some traces of the spell of innocence
 3 1|        garrets, had left their traces here in this vast bazar
 4 2|       had left their blighting traces on my father's face. For
 5 2|         sorrows had left their traces on her features, and weeping
 6 2|     content in themselves, all traces of her plebeian origin were
 7 2|    there were at any rate some traces of ordinary, rational existence,
 8 2|       rational existence, such traces as may be found in a sick
 9 3|        His face plainly showed traces of a struggle between a
10 3|        linen material, bore no traces of damp. The surfaces of