Chapter

 1 1|     called Carousal, whom all bold spirits wish to try a fall
 2 1|   innocent of action; we were bold in words. But now we are
 3 1|    from their achievements. A bold, caustic, and powerful critic,
 4 1|      white of her complexion. Bold and ardent glances came
 5 1|       white arms stood out in bold relief against the velvet.
 6 2|     ready for flight from too bold a glance. There was a kind
 7 2|     meet and rest upon. I was bold enough to set this before
 8 2| exhaustion. ~As soon as these bold spirits surrounded the capitalist'
 9 3|      know how I come to be so bold!" she added, blushing. ~"
10 3|        she added, blushing. ~"Bold, my Pauline? Do not fear