Book, Chapter

1    1,  12| where we saw, in cells, many persons of each sex amusing themselves
2    1,  21|    which scarcely a thousand persons are initiated."~  ~Quartilla ~
3    5, 154|      suburbs. Whenever these persons of high distinction condescend
4    5, 154|    might suffice for a dozen persons, the garments the most agreeable
5    5, 159|      to denote infamy in the persons who were given to these
6    6     |      with all pleasures with persons of the opposite or the same
7    6     |    homes, the civil state of persons they hold at their discretion,
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