Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |             yet palpitating, and her~person bathed in perspiration though
 2         I,I  |          capacity, but here the only person whom I want so much~to please
 3         I,II |            for "shopping." The young person deigned to take notice of
 4         I,II |         there was nothing~in Cesar's person which made it difficult
 5         I,II |              in various parts of his person. His lips~wore the cordial
 6         I,II | self-admiration and faith in his own person, he would have won too~much
 7         I,III|             struck him as a suitable~person for the post; he accordingly
 8         I,V  |              forth there will be one person the less under my~roof."~ ~
 9         I,V  |              slight deformity of his person by the perfection of his~
10         I,VII|       invitations should be~given in person, and which should be sent
11         I,II |              keep his wife, the only person able to advise him, from~
12         I,IV |              voice likely to reach a person buried under~coverlets.~ ~"
13         I,V  |             I own nothing but my own~person; if you wish to seize that
14         I,VI |            is~compelled to appear in person at the meeting of his creditors,
15         I,VII|              preceded him. The first person who saw them enter,~followed