Chapter

1 1|       two friends, seated on a silken divan, were first approached
2 2|    love would be to mount by a silken ladder, in the silence of
3 2|        English houses; and the silken hangings, the style of the
4 2|    before a crackling fire, on silken cushions surrounded by the
5 2|        me,' and she held out a silken knee. She thrust her bare
6 3| freshness of every detail, the silken cushions and tightly-fitting
7 3|       head lies back among the silken cushions, the feverish face
8 3|    Pauline cried, creasing the silken bed-curtains in Raphael'
9 3|        scattered clothing, the silken stocking hastily put off