Chapter

 1 1|    indeed he had ceased to wear gloves. If the very croupier and
 2 1|       the collar, put on yellow gloves, and began to burlesque
 3 2| stableman, and a soiled pair of gloves. I shrank into a corner
 4 2|         of that squandered upon gloves and cab-hire; a month's
 5 2|      passion costs in cab-hire, gloves, linen, tailor's bills,
 6 2|        to warm it, took off her gloves, and drew over her head
 7 2|        waistcoat and yellow kid gloves, a beggar with a carriage,
 8 3|     their lorgnettes with their gloves. The enthusiasm subsided
 9 3|      her daughter, twisting his gloves like a man in despair, because
10 3|      that it was made, like the gloves, hat, and shawl that she