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	>[No dedication]	TO F. de B.
291	>[No title]	INTERIM	1
291	CHAPTER 1	CHAPTER 1	1
291.1	>¶	¶1	1
291.5	Grace, in	Grace in	1.6
291.6	dress, appeared	dress appeared	1.7
291.7	bag, saying	bag saying	1.9
291.13	>in,' scolded	in scolded	1.15
291.19	here; oh,	here, oh	2.4
291.25	shut, O'Hara?	shut O'Hara	2.10
291.25	Miriam, turning	Miriam turning	2.10
291.27	Florrie, coming	Florrie coming	2.11
291.29	upstairs,' said Mrs Philps,	upstairs said Mrs. Philps	2.14
291.31	arm-chairs	armchairs	2.16
292.4	supper?' suggested	supper suggested	2.22
292.6	Well, I	Well I	2.23
292.7	water,' murmured	water murmured	2.24
292.7	Philps, taking	Philps taking	2.24
292.8	Daily Telegraph	Daily Telegraph	2.25
292.9	staircase, carrying	staircase carrying	2.26
292.10	cold, Miriam	cold Miriam	3.1
292.11	below.	below--	3.2
292.12	hot, I think,	hot I think	3.2
292.12	second,' said	second said	3.3
292.14	M-m, darling,'	M-m darling	3.5
292.21	oh, bliss	oh bliss	3.11
292.21	rocking-chair	rocking chair	3.11-12
292.21-22	>ablute and unpack	ablute; unpack	3.12
292.23	don't, Miriam	don't Miriam	3.13
292.26	right; oh, my dear,	right, oh my dear	3.16
292.30	shut, the	shut the	3.19
292.33	brush-bag	brushbag	3.23
292.36	bed, frilled	bed frilled	3.26
293.8	rim, over	rim over	4.13
293.15	clean, solid,	clean solid	4.21-22
293.16	face, sousing	face sousing	4.23
293.18	towel, she	towel she	4.26
293.20	>'Hallo, pink-	Hullo pink-	5.1
293.21	hat-box	hat box	5.3
293.22	say, it	say it	5.3
293.23	huge,' smiled	huge smiled	5.4
293.[28-29]	[Section break]	2	5.[9-10]
293.29	>¶	¶2	5.10
293.29	sausages?	sausages,	5.10
293.29	Philps, acidly	Philps acidly	5.11
293.30	>¶	¶3	5.12
293.31	>¶	¶4	5.13
294.1	walking-stick	walking stick	5.20-21
294.6	>¶	¶5	6.3
294.6	Christine?	Christine?	6.3
294.7	>¶	¶6	6.4
294.7	Oh, yes	Oh yes	6.4
294.8	>¶	¶7	6.6
294.9	>¶	¶8	6.7
294.9	Oh, we	Oh we	6.7
294.10	>¶	¶9	6.9
294.11	on, Miriam	on Miriam	6.9
294.12	>¶	¶10	6.11
294.12	helping, 'they	helping--they	6.12
294.17	Oh, Miriam!	Oh Miriam--	6.16-17
294.19	oo-oo-oo, kom	oo-oo-oo kom,	6.18-19
294.19	hailpemee. Oh,	hailpemee--Oh	6.19
294.20	pity, what	pity what	6.20
294.24	Oh, Meester	oh Meester	6.24
294.24	Bell, kom	Bell kom	6.25
294.25	death, whatta	death whatta	6.26
294.27	rapidly, glancing	rapidly glancing	7.2
294.28	pitie,"' she	pitie she	7.4
294.31	people,' said Mrs Philps,	people said Mrs. Philps	7.8
294.35	boarding-house	boarding house	7.11
295.5	Christine;	Christine	7.19
295.6	plates, aunt?' frowned	plates aunt, frowned	7.20
295.7	No, let	No let	7.21
295.10	in, 'because	in--because	7.24-25
295.13	thing, I	thing I	8.1
295.14	there,' said	there said	8.2
295.14	cheerfully, 'er--	cheerfully--er--	8.2
295.15	Oh, Miriam!	Oh Miriam,	8.3
295.16	--oh!' cried	--oh--cried	8.4
295.20	rude!' chuckled	rude chuckled	8.8
295.22	'Ooo-ooo!' squealed	Ooo-ooo squealed	8.10
295.23-24	that,' said Grace,	that said Grace	8.11
295.25	Oh, yes, and then,	Oh yes and then	8.12-13
295.25	Miriam, inspired	Miriam inspired	8.13
295.26	story, 'it	story--it	8.14
295.28	dinner: "all	dinner--all	8.16-17
295.30	Oh--oh--oh!	Oh-oh-oh--	8.18
295.31	been,' she cried,	been--she cried	8.18
295.31-32	tumult, 'to	tumult--to	8.19
295.32	sodahs. . . .	sodahs. . . . .	8.20
295.35	"I will [. . .] door."	"I will [. . .] door."	8.23
295.36	begin, "Honoured	begin--Honoured	8.24
295.36-37	Miriam; 'they	Miriam--they	8.25
296.12	pair,' she	pair she	9.16
296.15	'No, thanks,'	No thanks	9.19-20
296.17	chocolate,' said	chocolate said	9.21
296.19	two,' begged	two begged	9.23
296.20	Miriam, obeying	Miriam obeying	9.24
296.21	>moved about	moved heavily about	9.25-26
296.[25-26]	[Section break]	3	10.[4-5]
296.26	>¶	¶11	10.5
296.32	down,' said	down said	10.12
296.33	day,' said Miriam,	day said Miriam	10.13
296.34	it,' she	it she	10.14
297.6	Because,' she	Because she	10.23
297.7	animation--	animation;	10.24
297.7	glanced--	glanced;--	11.1
297.8-10	--the room [. . .] more itself--	--(the room [. . .] more itself)--	11.2-4
297.18	door, Grace	door Grace	11.13
297.19	arm-chair	armchair	11.14
297.20	Miriam, drawing	Miriam drawing	11.15
297.22	Oh, don't sit on that,	oh don't sit on that	11.16
297.23	right,' said	right said	11.17
297.27	arm-chairs	arm-\|chairs [cf. 11.14]	11.22-23
297.30	silence; Florrie	silence Florrie	11.26
297.33	stockings, Miriam?' said	stockings Miriam said	12.3-4
298.3	sitting, with	sitting with	12.13
298.4	ahead, over	ahead over	12.13
298.11	bed,' said Mrs Philps,	bed said Mrs. Philps	12.22-23
298.14	you, my sweet?'	you my sweet	12.24
298.14	Grace, pressing	Grace pressing	12.24
298.17	ark,' she asked,	ark she asked	13.1
298.24	lady-bird	lady bird	13.9
298.37	kaleidoscope	Kaleidoscope	13.26-14.1
299.4	Oh, and	Oh and	14.7
299.6	theatre?	theatre?	14.8
299.16	doors, and	doors and	14.20
299.17	hearers, to	hearers to	14.22
299.27	>understood	understand	15.8
299.34	expression;	expression;	15.17
299.35	yourself.'	yourself-- . . . . . .	15.19
299.37	bed-time,'	bed time--	15.20-21
300.1	claret, Miriam,	claret Miriam	15.22
300.1	go,' said	go said	15.23
300.3	No, thank	No thank	15.23
300.3	Miriam, springing	Miriam springing	15.24
300.8	distances, where	distances where	16.3
300.12	soft-toned	soft toned	16.8
300.20	come, sweet,	come sweet	16.17
300.21	I,' said	I said	16.18
300.21	picture?'	picture--	16.19
300.22	one, you	one you	16.20
300.25	waist, Miriam	waist Miriam	16.22
300.25	passage, trying	passage trying	16.23
300.30	saucepans, aunt,	saucepans aunt	17.2
300.31	have 'er	have er	17.3
300.[32-33]	[Section break]	4	17.[4-5]
300.33	>¶	¶12	17.5
301.1-2	happiness. . . . Clear, gentle,	happiness. . . clear gentle	17.9-10
301.2	key, a little	key a little	17.11
301.8	neighbourhood . . .	neighbourhood . . . . .	17.17
301.10	fronts . . .	fronts. . . . .	17.20
301.13-14	>players gently and carefully hooting slow	players hooting gently and carefully slow	17.24-18.1
301.16	music . . . the	music . . . . . the	18.4
301.21	to-morrow, sitting	to-morrow sitting	18.11
301.22	light, telling	light telling	18.12
301.23	it. . . . The	it . . . . the	18.14
301.24	ceased. . . . It	ceased . . . . . It	18.15
301.28	same. . . . In	same. . . . . In	18.20
301.29	air, neither	air neither	18.22
301.30	others, there	others there	18.22
301.32	say. . . . Her	say. . . . . Her	18.25
301.35	blackness, trying	blackness trying	19.3
301.37	darkness. . . . Behind	darkness . . . . . Behind	19.5
302.1	>summer showed	summer garden showed	19.8
302.3	>Brooms' ]	Brooms	19.11
302.[8-9]	[Section break]	5	19.[17-18]
302.9	>¶	¶13	19.18
302.11	well?' broke	well broke	19.21
302.11	Philps, sitting	Philps sitting	19.21
302.15	>presents	present	20.1
302.18	did,' she	did she	20.5
302.30	cold,' laughed Florrie,	cold laughed Florrie	20.20-21
303.1	'Mustard,' said	--Mustard--said	21.1-2
303.7	Philps: 'They	Philps--they	21.9
303.8	yourself,' laughed	yourself--laughed	21.9-10
303.9	thing,' she	thing she	21.11
303.11	The Mistletoe Bough,'	the Mistletoe Bough--	21.12-13
303.11	Philps, accepting	Philps accepting	21.13
303.13	Oh, that's	Oh that's	21.14
303.13	The Mistletoe Bough,	The Mistletoe Bough	21.14
303.13	Miriam, thrilling	Miriam thrilling	21.15
303.18	tune. . . .	tune . . . .	21.21
303.19	The Mistletoe Bough . . .	the Mistletoe Bough. . . . . .	21.22
303.31	don't,' said	don't said	22.10
303.37	reread	re-read	22.17
304.1	sincerity, and	sincerity and	22.19
304.1	Philps's	Philps'	22.20
304.3	meaning. . . .	meaning. . . . . .	22.22
304.4	paralysed	paralyzed	22.24
304.8	>Florrie	She	22.26
304.17-18	nowadays,' she said,	nowadays she said	23.11
304.20-21	was,' breathed Mrs Philps,	was breathed Mrs. Philps	23.14-15
304.23	know, aunt,	know aunt	23.16
304.26-27	toast, aunt.' ¶'We	toast aunt-- -- We	23.20
304.27	logs,' flickered	logs flickered	23.21
304.29	waited, imagining	waited imagining	23.22
304.30	dew . . . the	dew . . . . . the	23.24
304.34	year, aunt?' ¶'I	year aunt? -- -- I	24.2-3
305.3-4	Every one, even the Brooms,	Everyone even the Brooms	24.11
305.9	>Brooms'	Brooms	24.17
305.10	things. . . .	things . . . . . .	24.18
305.11	church, Miriam	church Miriam	24.19
305.13	Florrie, very	Florrie very	24.21
305.18	every one	everyone	25.2
305.20	'Well,' she	Well she	25.3
305.21-22	Grace, fidgeting her brooch,	Grace fidgeting her brooch	25.5-6
305.25	nose, her	nose her	25.9
305.27	Grace, catching	Grace catching	25.12
305.28	seat . . . give	seat. . . . give	25.14
305.31	go,' chuckled	go chuckled	25.17
305.34	'Oh, did you?' responded	-- --oh, did you responded	25.19-20
306.2	'Oh!	--Oh -- --	25.24-25
306.4	age---' ¶'We	age-- -- We	26.1
306.5	-worked,' smiled	-worked smiled	26.2
306.7	that's it. . . .	that's it. . . . . .	26.2-3
306.10	West End	west end	26.5
306.11	like the West End!'	like the west-end--	26.6-7
306.13	lot, didn't she,	lot didn't she	26.8
306.14-15	six-fifteen . . . yes, she	six-fifteen . . . . yes she	26.10
306.15	regularly,' said	regularly said	26.10
306.16	Haddie, weren't	Haddie weren't	26.11
306.17	space, struggling	space struggling	26.12
306.18	incident, weaving	incident weaving	26.14
306.23	down, backwards	down backwards	26.21
306.25	grasp, here and there,	grasp here and there	26.22
306.27	communicated? . . . She	communicated. . . . . . She	26.25
306.30	pronouncement?	pronouncement.	27.3
307.3	death. . . .	death. . . . .	27.16-17
307.6	Oh, yes	Oh yes	27.18
307.6-7	time.' ¶'They	time-- -- They	27.19
307.13	girl,' she	girl she	27.26
307.14	spoke. Florrie's	spoke Florrie's	27.26-28.1
307.17	difference,' she	difference she	28.4
307.20	hovered, and	hovered,--and	28.7
307.22-23	you, Miriam,' said Florrie,	you Miriam said Florrie	28.10
307.24	means,' said Grace,	means said Grace	28.11
307.25	radiating; 'I	radiating--I	28.12
307.25	them, much	them much	28.12
307.26	pupil?' said Miriam,	pupil said Miriam	28.14
307.27	Grace,' she drove on,	Grace--she drove on	28.15
307.29	heart, gazing	heart--gazing	28.17-18
307.31	Yes, I know,	Yes I know	28.19-20
307.32	languages.' ¶'You're	languages-- -- You're	28.21-22
307.33	pupil.' ¶'It	pupil-- -- It	28.22
307.35	you,' chuckled	you chuckled	28.23
307.37	myself,' yawned	myself yawned	28.26
307.38-308.1	Florrie.' ¶'I	Florrie-- --I	29.2
308.1	fool,' beamed	fool beamed	29.2
308.3	>'I often think now, chuckled*	--I often think now--chuckled	29.3-4
308.3	Florrie, rosy	Florrie rosy	29.4
308.3	tearful,'when	tearful-- when	29.4
308.4	out, how	out how	29.5
308.6	across, laughing	across laughing	29.6
308.7	much, Miriam	much Miriam	29.8
308.10	>doing. It	doing--It	29.11
308.10	--a--genteel	--a--a genteel	29.11-12
308.11-12	it.' ¶'You	it--You	29.13
308.12	happy,' reproved	happy reproved	29.14
308.13	Philps. ¶'Oh	Philps--Oh	29.14
308.14	know, aunt	know aunt	29.15
308.14	do,' appealed	do appealed	29.15
308.16	you; aren't	you,--aren't	29.17
308.16	happy, dear	happy dear	29.17
308.18-19	children!' ¶'Now, aunt,	children-- --Now aunt	29.19
308.21	do,' cried Mrs Philps,	do cried Mrs. Philps	29.21
308.22	added: 'It's	added--it's	29.22
308.23	day.' ¶For	day--For	29.24
308.26	in, aunt?' muttered Grace.	in aunt, muttered Grace?	29.26-30.1
308.[27-28]	[Section break]	6	30.[2-3]
308.28	>¶	¶14	30.3
308.29	bed,' said Miriam,	bed said Miriam	30.5
308.31-32	rest.' ¶'I	rest-- --I	30.6
308.32-33	rest.' ¶'Then	rest-- --Then	30.6-7
308.33-34	room.' ¶She	room--She	30.7
309.1	landing: '--	landing . . . .--	30.10
309.1	drawing-room	drawing room	30.11
309.3	box.' ¶Christine	box--Christine	30.13
309.6	blouse, Miriam	blouse Miriam	30.16
309.8	arm-chair	armchair	30.18
309.9	Dare's Annual	Dare's Annual	30.20
309.9	uppermost, its	uppermost its	30.20
309.10	out . . . to	out . . . . to	30.21
309.12	Windsors	Windsors	30.24
309.14	'A happy Christmas'	a Happy Christmas	31.2-3
309.20	'A happy Christmas'	a happy Christmas	31.9
309.29	in. . . . She	in . . . . she	31.21
309.32	that . . . perhaps	that. . . . perhaps*	31.25
309.33	did . . . perhaps	did . . . . perhaps	31.26
310.4-5	say, 'Good	say Good	32.12
310.13-14	>door with with *	door with	32.23
310.17	Christine, taking	Christine taking	33.2
310.17	departure, looked	departure looked	33.2
310.20	>'Hallo, Madam O'Hara,' she	Hullo Madam O'Hara she	33.5
310.23	>Hallo, little	Hullo Little	33.8
310.23	happy,' ground	happy ground	33.8
310.24	shyly; 'are	shyly--are	33.9
310.25	'Yes,' said	Yes said	33.10
310.28	Oooch, isn't	Oooch isn't	33.12
310.28	cold?' said	cold said	33.12
310.28	doorway; 'have	doorway--have	33.13
310.31	cold,' said Grace,	cold said Grace	33.15
310.31-32	hearthrug; 'are you warm,	hearthrug--are you warm	33.15-16
310.34	teeth,' said	teeth said	33.18
310.37	dust, sweetheart	dust sweetheart	33.22
311.2-3	there. ¶'Never	there--Never	33.25-26
311.3	berrer, old	berrer old	33.26
311.3	you, never	you never	33.26
311.3-4	berrer.' ¶Grace	berrer--Grace	33.26-34.1
311.6	you, never berrer,	you never berrer	34.3
311.6-7	Miriam. ¶'Dear	Miriam. Dear	34.4
311.7	pink-face,' smiled	pink face smiled	34.4
311.8	arm-chair	armchair	34.6
311.11	'Well,' she	Well she	34.8
311.11	presently, 'how	presently--how	34.8
311.14	'Oh, I don't know,	Oh I don't know	34.12
311.14	dear,' she murmured,	dear she murmured	34.12
311.16	over, thought	over thought	34.15
311.19	him,' argued	him argued	34.18
311.23-24	talk,' she sighed,	talk she sighed	34.22
311.24	knees and	knees, and	34.23
311.30	go on . . . the	go on. . . . the*	35.3
311.31	relief . . . the	relief. . . . . . the*	35.5
311.32	back . . . its	back. . . . . its*	35.6
311.34	background . . . it	background. . . . it*	35.8
311.38	there . . . first	there . . . . . first	35.13
311.38-312.1	ruthlessly . . . and	ruthlessly . . . . and	35.14
312.[2-3]	[Section break]	7	35.[16-17]
312.3	>¶	¶15	35.17
312.13	backgrounds, came	backgrounds came	36.5-6
312.15	unfamiliar . . . the	unfamiliar . . . . . the	36.8
312.27	to-day. . . . The	to-day. . . . . the	36.24
312.33	stained-glass	stained glass	37.4
312.34	door, turning	door turning	37.5
312.34	green, and	green and	37.6
312.35	chair, her	chair her	37.7
312.36	stored-\|up	stored up	37.9
313.2-3	saying, 'Where	saying where	37.11
313.3	summer?' . . .	summer? . . . . .	37.11-12
313.5	and, in wearying of them,	and in wearying of them	37.14-15
313.11	out, running down,	out running down	37.22-23
313.12	happenings, to	happenings to	37.23
313.13	upstairs, casting	upstairs casting	37.25
313.14	hearing, and	hearing and	37.26
313.16	roads, turning	roads turning	38.2
313.19	road, bearing	road bearing	38.6
313.24	oblivion. . . .	oblivion. . . . .	38.12
314.2	suffering, now	suffering now	39.7
314.3	powerless, was	powerless was	39.8
314.3	day. . . .	day. . . . .	39.8
314.5	life . . . dear	life . . . . dear	39.10
314.7	all, they	all they	39.13
314.12	terrible, though	terrible though	39.19
314.14	them? . . .	them? . . . . .	39.21-22
314.15	limbs. . . . A	limbs. . . a*	39.23
314.18	them . . . too	them. . . . too*	40.1
314.19	near . . . prosperity	near. . . . . prosperity*	40.1
314.26	seaside. Their	seaside; their	40.11
314.34-35	did. . . . ¶The	did . . . . . The	40.20
314.35	laurel, grouped	laurel grouped	40.21
315.1	along, feeling	along feeling	40.26
315.5	leaves. She	leaves. . . . she*	41.5
315.7	away, leaving	away leaving	41.8
315.8	>slopes moved	slopes drifted	41.9-10
315.14	day.	day. . . . .	41.17
315.15	>¶	¶16	41.18
315.15	façade	facade	41.18
315.15	house, the	house the	41.19
315.17	appeared, coming	appeared coming	41.20
315.19	square. . . . The	square. . . . the	41.22-23
315.21	there, and	there and	41.25
315.22-23	silence. ¶What	silence. . . . . What	42.1
315.23	Christmas time	Christmas-time	42.1-2
315.35	>years wound	years counted	42.17
316.1	aperture. . . .	aperture. . . . .	42.22
316.3	>that threat	the threat	42.24
316.[12-13]	[Section break]	8	43.[10-11]
316.13	>¶	¶17	43.11
316.23	League	league	43.24
316.24-25	Grace, then,	Grace then	44.1
316.25	hats. . . .	hats. . .	44.2
316.27	be: 'Oh, well,	be--oh well	44.4-5
316.28	you see	you see	44.6
316.30	them, on and on,	them on and on	44.8
316.32	speak, Grace	speak Grace	44.11
316.34	world. She	world. . . . she*	44.13
317.2	unconscious, unbroken,	unconscious unbroken	44.17-18
317.3	unaware. . . .	unaware. . . . .	44.19
317.5	everything. Underneath	everything. . . . underneath*	44.20-21
317.6	were . . . amoebae	were. . . . amoebae*	44.22
317.6-7	>unconscious . . . octopuses . . .	unconscious . . . . octopi . . . .	44.23
317.7-8	poison-sacs. . . The*	poison-sacs . . . . the	44.24
317.8-9	rules. They	rules . . . . they	44.25-26
317.11	game. They	game. . . They	45.2-3
317.11	martyrs, with	martyrs; with	45.3
317.12	lives, always	lives. . . . always*	45.3-4
317.12-13	wills. . . . She	wills . . . she	45.4-5
317.16	them . . . any one	them. . . . anyone*	45.9
317.16-17	every one	everyone	45.10
317.17	enough, they	enough they	45.10
317.22	past. . . . Speaking	past . . . . Speaking*	45.17
317.24	Grace, pressing	Grace pressing	45.19
317.26	chair, searching	chair searching	45.22
317.27	form, trying	form trying	45.22
317.30	uncertainty, she	uncertainty she	45.26
317.34	stone-framed	stone framed	46.5
317.36	meaning. . . . Grace	meaning . . . Grace	46.8
317.38	meaning:	meaning;	46.10
318.6	beginning, to	beginning to	46.18
318.11-12	reality. . . . ¶'Oh,	reality. . . Oh	46.25
318.13.14	whistle. ¶'Oh, well,	whistle;--Oh well	47.1
318.23	ears, came	ears came	47.12
318.34	rigid, stupidly	rigid stupidly	47.25
318.35	>how and how	how how how	47.25
319.3	darkness, half	darkness half	48.8
319.4	realization	realisation	48.10
319.5	someone . . .	someone . . . .	48.11
319.8	it . . . some	it. . . . some*	48.15
319.15	call?' asked	call, asked	48.22
319.23	difference,' she retorted,	difference she retorted	49.4
319.24	things, Miriam	things Miriam	49.5
319.26	Monday,' said	Monday said	49.7
319.29-30	gas,' she said, getting up.	gas she said getting up?	49.10-11
319.32	Oh, well	Oh well	49.11
319.35	it, Miriam	it Miriam	49.14
320	CHAPTER II	CHAPTER II	50
320.1	>¶	¶1	50.1
320.2	>¶	¶2	50.3
320.3	> Kenneth	Kennett*	50.4
320.22	that. The	that. . . . The	51.10-11
320.24	her. They ]	her . . . they	51.11
320.27	lingered, and	lingered and	51.15-16
320.31	away. One	away. . . . One	51.21
321.1	things. Perhaps	things. . . . Perhaps	51.22-23
321.5	realization	realisation	52.2
321.6	realization of New Year's Eve	realisation of new year's eve	52.2
321.6-7	realization of New Year's Eve	realisation of new year's eve	52.3
321.14	calm. ¶The	calm. . . . . The	52.13
321.25	things. . . . One	things. . . One	52.26
321.33	time. The	time. . . . The	53.9-10
321.35	disappeared. Not	disppeared. . . . . Not	53.13
321.37	lost. To	lost. . . . To	53.15
322.1	>¶	¶3	53.18
322.8	realization	realisation	54.1
322.13	someone. It	someone . . . it	54.7
322.16	one, what	one--what	54.11
322.20	wall, radiance	wall radiance	54.17
322.26	agreement. Just	agreement. . . . . Just	54.25
322.28	mind. St	mind. . . . . St.	55.1
322.29	chimney. She	chimney. . . . She	55.2
322.34	strokes. Out	strokes. . . . Out	55.10
322.38	sky. . . . Little	sky. . . . . Little	55.14
323.7	hair. Eleven . . .	hair . . . . Eleven . . . .	55.23
323.7	twelve. Across	twelve. . . . . Across	55.23
323.9	bells, the	bells the	55.26
323.9-10	gongs. Of course.	gongs. . . . . . Of course . . . .	55.26-56.1
323.10	New Year. It	New Year . . . . it	56.1
323.11-12	jolly . . . rowdy	jolly . . . . rowdy	56.3-4
323.12	way. She	way. . . . She	56.4-5
323.[17-18]	[Section break]	II	56.[10-11]
323.18	>¶	¶4	56.11
323.21	morning, and	morning and	56.15
323.24	window-space	window space	56.19
323.29	nerves, she realized	nerves she realised	57.2
323.30	> to get	to to get	57.3
323.32	realizing	realising	57.6
323.33	feet, she	feet she	57.7
323.35	The Dental Cosmos	The Dental Cosmos	57.10
324.5	¶	¶5	57.16
324.5	>towards	toward	57.16
324.5	Road, she	Road she	57.17
324.11	streets, there	streets there	57.24
324.15	>different from	different to	58.4
324.16	>far away	far far away	58.5
324.17	ahead.	ahead. . . .	58.6
324.18	>¶	¶6	58.7
324.23	went.	went. . . .	58.14
324.28	dreadful.	dreadful. . . .	58.20
324.29	in, it	in it	58.22
324.34	>Reynolds's boarding-house	Reynolds' boarding house	59.1-2
324.35	boarding-house	boarding house	59.3
324.36	boarders.	boarders. . . .	59.4
325.6	rooms.	rooms. . . .	59.15
325.8	closed, and	closed and	59.17
325.9	week-ends,	week-ends . . . .	59.18
325.9	oblivious.	oblivious. . . . .	59.19
325.12	façades	facades	59.23
325.22	made, and	made and	60.9
325.22	drawing-room.	drawing-room. . . . . .	60.9
325.25	stay.	stay. . . .	60.14
325.26	failed, Mrs	failed Mrs.	60.14
325.26	altogether.	altogether. . . .	60.15
325.30	table, and	table and	60.20
325.35	>it home	in home*	60.26
325.38	hers.	hers. . . .	61.3-4
326.5	energy, no initiative,	energy no initiative	61.10
326.5	hopefulness, no	hopefulness no	61.10-11
326.21	cloak.	cloak. . . .	62.5
326.30	>If they	It they*	62.15
326.30	her, they	her they	62.16
326.31	lives.	lives. . . . .	62.17
326.35	die, one	die one	62.22
327.6	people.	people. . . .	63.8
327.7	any one, one	anyone one	63.8
327.7	dead, to	dead . . . . to	63.9
327.8	dead. The	dead . . . the	63.10
327.12	on, unable	on unable	63.15
327.19	framework, released	framework released	63.23
328.4	mean, mean;	mean mean;	64.26
328.20	can't,' whispered	can't whispered	65.20
328.21	out,' she	out she	65.22
328.23	out?' asked	out asked	65.23
328.23	voice, throwing	voice throwing	65.24
328.27	glance, elastic	glance elastic	66.2
328.27	room, swept	room swept	66.3
328.32	take, with	take with	66.9
328.34	mother, sat	mother sat	66.12
328.35	dark-blue	dark blue	66.13
328.36	>bulging above	bulging about	66.14-15
329.1	clear, easily	clear easily	66.18
329.2	dart-like, perfectly	dart-like perfectly	66.20
329.4	>Above	But above	66.21-22
329.5	temples, the	temples the	66.24
329.6	flatness, the	flatness the	66.24
329.10	cold, young	cold young	67.1
329.11	Oh, well	Oh well	67.2
329.[14-15]	[Section break]	III	67.[6-7]
329.15	>¶	¶7	67.7
329.16	wondered, as	wondered as	67.8
329.17	door, how	door how	67.9
329.21	morning . . . She*	morning. . . . She	67.15
329.22	disposal, sheepishly	disposal sheepishly	67.16
329.34	said, 'I	said I	68.6
329.35	lessons,' spoke	lessons spoke	68.7-8
330.6	somebody.	somebody. . . . .	68.15
330.9	tone, the	tone the	68.19
330.11	went, she	went she	68.21
330.12-13	curtains. ¶'Why	curtains. Why	68.23
330.13-14	while?' she asked,	while--she asked	68.24
330.23	Havet	Havet	69.9
330.26	Havet	Havet	69.12
330.27	>in a bad	in the bad	69.14
330.28	>Picciola	Piccola	69.16
330.28-29	Le Roi des Montagnes	Le Roi des Montagnes	69.16
330.30	best. . . .	best. . . . .	69.18
330.32	anything. But	anything . . . But	69.21
330.33	book, handed out,	book handed out	69.22
330.34	herself, on	herself on	69.23
330.35	out, was	out was	69.24
330.38	sum. Because	sum . . . . . . because	70.2
331.2	English, she	English she	70.5
331.3	good.	good. . . . . . .	70.6
331.4	>¶	¶8	70.7
331.10	>familiar. In	familiar. One ought to know the name of the material it was made of. It was like a coarse veined agate. In	70.14-16
331.11	windows, stood	windows stood	70.18
331.13	heavy, minutely	heavy minutely	70.20
331.27	fireside, were	fireside were	71.12
331.27	arm-chairs	armchairs	71.13
331.32	table, polished	table polished	71.18
331.33	books, occupied	books occupied	71.19
332.1	carved, dusty,	carved dusty	72.2
332.3	curtains, almost	curtains almost	72.4
332.11	mantelshelf, holding	mantelshelf holding	72.14
332.12	grasses, carried	grasses carried	72.15
332.25	piano. The	piano . . . . the	73.5-6
332.27	room.	room. . . .	73.8
332.27	it, she	it she	73.9
332.31	small, leather-topped,	small leather-topped	73.13
332.32	thick, deeply	thick deeply	73.14
332.35	elegance.	elegance . . . .	73.18
332.35	'A little music.' But	"a little music" . . . but	73.18-19
333.3	light. She	light . . . . . . She	73.25
333.13	¶	¶9	74.12
333.13	>Moszkowski's Serenade	Moskowski's* Serenade	74.12
333.17	heavy, softly closing,	heavy softly closing	74.17
333.28	pianissimo	pianissimo	75.4
333.34	mind, weaving	mind weaving	75.12
334.1	façade	facade	75.19
334.2	voice, pure	voice pure	75.20
334.2	passing, as	passing as	75.20
334.6	room, came	room came	75.25
334.8	her, challenging	her challenging	76.1
334.9	on. ¶The	on. . . The	76.3
334.19-20	life. . . . She	life. . . She	76.16
334.23	lived, or	lived or	76.20
334.24	by. 'You	by . . . . --you	76.22
334.25	love';	love--	76.23
334.27	playing.	playing. . . . . .	76.26
334.31	people.	people. . . .	77.4
334.37-38	sidelong, half-fearful,	side-\|long half-fearful	77.12-13
335.3	disgust, something	disgust something	77.17
335.11	room.	room. . . .	78.1
335.12	on, re-affirming	on re-affirming	78.2
335.16	came.	came. . . .	78.8
335.31	street, out	street out	79.1
336	CHAPTER III	CHAPTER III	80
336.1	>¶	¶1	80.1
336.2	boarder;	boarder;	80.2
336.3	lessons, and	lessons and	80.4
336.5	moment. All	moment . . . . . . all	80.6-7
336.6	>Street. It's	Street . . . . . its*	80.8
336.14	me.	me. . . .	80.18
336.17	>Baileys'	Bailey's*	81.2
336.21	>¶	¶2	81.7
336.24	door, the	door the	81.11
336.26-27	for? ¶'Hgh	for? Hgh	81.14
336.27-28	hall. . . .	hall. . . . .	81.15
336.31	there.	there. . . . . .	81.20
337.3	it. The	it . . . . the	81.23-24
337.9	>Whom	Who*	82.5
337.13	shock.	shock. . . .	82.10
337.13-14	doorway. ¶'Hullo!	doorway . . . . hullo!	82.11
337.25	are, young lady, sit here,	are young lady sit here	82.24-25
337.25	Bailey, piloting	Bailey piloting	82.25
337.28	Mendizabble,' murmured	Mendizabble murmured	83.1-2
337.32	café. A	café . . . . . a	83.6
337.33	sheeny, stripy,	sheeny stripy	83.7
338.6	tiny, trim,	tiny trim	83.23
338.7	upward-curving	upward curving	83.24
338.9	square, evenly	square evenly	83.26
338.11	clean, matt	clean . . . . . mat	84.3
338.11	felt. Untouched	felt . . . . . untouched	84.3-4
338.12-13	>room. Certainly he was some kind of strong 'outsider.' An	room. An	84.5
338.17	>¶	¶3	84.9
338.17	'Go on, Mr Mendizzable,'	Go on Mr. Mendizzable	84.9
338.17	Bailey, brushing	Bailey brushing	84.9-10
338.18	handkerchief, 'we	handkerchief--we	84.10
338.19	>¶	¶4	84.12
338.19	madame, that	madame that	84.12
338.20	singing, swaying	singing swaying	84.13
338.23	>¶	¶5	84.17
338.23	canal?'	canal.--	84.17
338.24	>¶	¶6	84.18
338.26	>¶	¶7	84.21
338.27	>¶	¶8	84.22
338.27	Amsterdam, mon Dieu	Amsterdam mon dieu	84.22-23
338.30	brow, calm	brow calm	84.26
338.30	soft, crisply	soft crisply	85.1
338.[32-33]	[Section break]	II	85.[3-4]
338.33	>¶	¶9	85.4
339.2	happy, and	happy . . . . and	85.11
339.5	fire, and	fire and	85.15
339.8	cold, mother	cold mother	85.18
339.9	forward, arching	forward arching	85.20
339.19	Park.	Park. . . .	86.4
339.20	Army band	Army Band	86.6
339.22	realization	realisation	86.9
340.5	brilliance.	brilliance. . . .	87.9-10
340.6	commentary, running	commentary running	87.11
340.8	apologizing	apologising	87.13
340.13	well known	well-known	87.19
340.14	apologize	apologise	87.20
340.14	charm.	charm. . . . .	87.21
340.[14-15]	[Section break]	III	87.[21-22]
340.15	>¶	¶10	87.22
340.25	stairs, light	stairs light	88.10
340.27	slammed. All	slammed . . . . all	88.14
340.29-30	square, short, strong,	square short strong	88.17
340.[31-32]	[Section break]	IV	88.[19-20]
340.32	>¶	¶11	88.20
341.7	this? ¶A	that . . . . a	89.7
341.10	>acquired	engaged	89.11
341.10	manservant.	manservant. . . .	89.11
341.16	ideas?	ideas? . . . . .	89.19
341.17	surveillance, she	surveillance she	89.20
341.31	the b	the b	90.11
341.32	nose, partly	nose partly	90.11
341.37	realized	realised	90.17
341.38	explosions.	explosions. . . .	90.19
342.5	the ah	the ah	90.23
342.5-6	it.' ¶'It's	it. It's	90.24
342.6	table, Emyou	table Emyou	90.24
342.10	dinnay,' snapped	dinnay snapped	91.2
342.11	go, Miss Henderson,	go Miss Henderson	91.3
342.15	Cosmopolis	Cosmopolis* [cf. 91.11]	91.9
342.19	>a magazine	the magazine	91.13
342.20	page, she	page she	91.15
342.22	Europe, with London, Paris,	Europe with London Paris	91.17
342.24	there, were	there were	91.20
342.30	languages, and	languages and	92.2
342.31	cosmopolis	Cosmopolis	92.3-4
342.36	police station	police-station	92.10
343.6	>¶	¶12	92.20
343.6	>'You write that, miss?'	"You write that miss?"*	92.20
343.7	>¶	¶13	92.21
343.8	Émile	Emile	92.22
343.10	table-cloth	tablecloth	92.25
343.13	'There, miss,'	There miss	93.3
343.14	read,	read;	93.4
343.15-16	cosmopolis	Cosmopolis	93.6
343.17	>¶	¶14	93.8
343.17	Oh, yes	Oh yes	93.8
343.17	cosmopolis,' argued	cosmopolis argued	93.8
343.17	Miriam, looking	Miriam looking	93.8
343.21	square, roundly	square roundly	93.13
343.23-24	said, 'Vous avez tort,	said vous avez tort	93.16-17
343.24	Émile	Emile	93.17
343.27	what in	what, in	93.21
343.32	>¶	¶15	94.1
343.32	>'No, miss!'	"No miss!"*	94.1
343.36	>¶	¶16	94.7
343.36	>'Je n'ai pas tort,'	"Je n'ai pas tort"*	94.7
343.38	words, taking	words taking	94.10
344.4	Émile	Emile	94.15
344.17	it. En	it. . . . En	95.6
344.17-18	>dèche. What	déche what*	95.6
344.18	>en dèche.' That	en déche. You ought to see me en déche. That*	95.7-8
344.21-22	every one to every one	everyone to everyone	95.12
344.22	>en dèche	en déche*	95.13
344.24-25	>gong . . . en dèche . . .	gong . . . . en déche . . . .*	95.16
344.25	>déchéance? . . .	déchéance? . . . .	95.17
344.26	>thought of her	thought her	95.18
344.28	realized	realised	95.21
344.33-34	thoughts, not in life,	thoughts not in life	96.1-2