Part, Chapter

 1  I, 1 |  preparatory labours, he failed completely in his examination for an
 2  I, 8 | distinct until then, faded away completely, and she almost doubted
 3  I, 9 |         sharp little cough, and completely lost her appetite.~It cost
 4 II, 1 |       absurd in themselves, and completely opposed, moreover, to all
 5 II, 8 |         Tuvache! and he is even completely destitute of what is called
 6 II, 8 |         biting his tail, failed completely. Now and then a meagre Roman-candle
 7 III, 1|        not daring to follow you completely, and unwilling to leave
 8 III, 3|   shadow of the willows hid her completely; then she reappeared suddenly,
 9 III, 4|      avoided their company, and completely neglected his work.~He waited
10 III, 5|       her fingers. They were so completely lost in the possession of
11 III, 5|         were seen more and more completely, making a great luminous
12 III, 5|        at last lost her head so completely that Charles earnestly begged
13 III, 5|  separated forever, she was not completely free from her subjugation
14 III, 7|       off eating, he had turned completely round towards her, so that
15 III, 8|      order to empty the stomach completely.~She soon began vomiting