Part, Chapter

 1  I, 3 |   he had been ill, and even pretended to be angry because nothing
 2 II, 9 |    she looked well, but she pretended not to hear him when he
 3 II, 10| your time, my lady!”~And he pretended not to notice her melancholy
 4 II, 12| returned to the subject; he pretended not to understand, and turned
 5 II, 12|    Emma was not asleep; she pretended to be; and while he dozed
 6 III, 1|  divined it!” said Leon.~He pretended he had been guided towards
 7 III, 5|  higher ground through this pretended fascination exercised over
 8 III, 7|     knew the poor devil, he pretended to see him for the first
 9 III, 8|  sight of him, so that, she pretended to believe, or perhaps believed;
10 III, 8|     in the dining-room.~She pretended that she wanted to kill
11 III, 8|  shriek burst from her; she pretended she was better and that