Chapter

 1 II |    Mademoiselle Piombo's easel and~place it next to mine," said Matilde
 2 II |           add that this scene took place~toward the end of the month
 3 II |           pupils, had occupied the place that was now taken from
 4 II |           her. To drive her from a place that in some sense~belonged
 5 II |        taste for painting took the place of the passions~and interests
 6 II |            be if she likes her new place as well as the old! You
 7 II |        hastily and returned to her place,~changed the position of
 8 II |           She resolved to keep her place beside that door, trusting
 9 II |         respect, passion~takes the place of it. So, under the circumstances
10 II |            Paris is still the only place in~France where a man can
11 III|           anxious to remain in one place, Bartolomeo rose~and walked
12 IV |        quarrel end? Santa~Virgina! place thyself between them!"~ ~
13 IV |         The marriage will not take place in my lifetime; I will never
14 IV | extraordinary revolution had taken place on Piombo's face; his~wrinkles,
15 IV |          the younger man. "In your~place, I should simply read the
16 IV |     sadness.~ ~"I will love you in place of them."~ ~"Then let us
17 V  |           the civil~marriages take place, they found two other wedding-parties
18 V  |           of the waters, having no place to~rest its feet but the
19 V  |        other marriages were taking place, still pursuing~them with
20 V  |        vain for the acolytes whose place it was to~perform that joyous
21 VI |        While that scene was taking place, Bartolomeo and his wife