Part, Chapter

 1  I     |                                 Part I~
 2  I, 2  |     time in his life. The upper part of her cheek was rose-coloured.
 3  I, 3  |        ruts; they were about to part. This was the time. Charles
 4  I, 3  |        busy with her trousseau. Part of it was ordered at Rouen,
 5  I, 6  |       their verses for the most part as counts or viscounts.~
 6  I, 9  |          when she came to spend part of Lent at Tostes, was much
 7 II     |                                 Part II~
 8 II, 2  |       not very hard work in our part of the world, for the state
 9 II, 2  | movements of her head the lower part of her face gently sunk
10 II, 6  |         a good soup. For my own part, I have always preferred
11 II, 7  |    loading of pistols.”~“For my part,” said the chemist, “the
12 II, 7  |       to consider the political part of the enterprise. He asked
13 II, 8  |         the husbands, for their part, in order to save their
14 II, 9  |   seemed to him as if it were a part of her nakedness.~She stopped. “
15 II, 9  |  herself, as it were, an actual part of these imaginings, and
16 II, 10 |         travelling through your part of the country this winter,
17 II, 11 |  prejudices that still invest a part of the face of Europe like
18 II, 14 |     Madame Homais, who, for her part, had never believed any
19 II, 14 |       Thus consider the greater part of Voltaire’s tragedies;
20 II, 14 |       formerly they openly took part in religious ceremonies.
21 II, 15 |        before the poetry of the part that absorbed her; and,
22 II, 15 |         Now that you are in our part of the world, I hope you’
23 III    |                                 Part III~
24 III, 3 |     oars again.~Yet they had to part. The adieux were sad. He
25 III, 4 |       of your child. For my own part, I think that mothers ought
26 III, 4 |        indefinable suicide of a part of herself.~“If you liked,”
27 III, 5 |      time, but when they had to part everything seemed serious
28 III, 5 |   nothing. It had formerly been part of a small farm sold by
29 III, 5 |     first time, took his wife’s part, so that Madame Bovary,
30 III, 6 |      that heaven would take her part, she tied a medal of the
31 III, 9 |         black hole at the lower part of her face; her two thumbs
32 III, 10|       for him; they would never part again. She was ingenious