Chapter

1 1| pleasure. Could it have been dissipation that had set its foul mark
2 1|      had wrung a heart which dissipation, study, and sickness had
3 1|     and style and charm into dissipation . . . Are you listening,
4 2|     equipage. I plunged into dissipation, into corroding vice, I
5 2|    which somebody else pays! Dissipation, dear boy, is a methodical
6 2|     and give up this life of dissipation. Does Justine mean to trifle
7 2| pleasure. Go in for thorough dissipation, and your passion or you
8 2|  into what I call systematic dissipation,' said he, noticing my scruples, '