Chapter

 1 Int |      irresistible joy of ever giving oneself up more and more.
 2 Int |      only understand, without giving fragments of oneself to
 3 I   | consequence.” This faculty of giving was, however, one of the
 4 III |      the air was perceptible, giving them a sensation of chilliness.
 5 III |     it not she whom they were giving in marriage?~Did her fingers
 6 V   |       When one is not sure of giving enough, one gives too much.”~
 7 V   |  refuse you, do I, since I am giving you a hundred francs?”~She
 8 VI  |      off in his arms, without giving her time for reflection.~
 9 VII |       suddenly Julien’s voice giving some orders to old Simon
10 VIII|       in any case. Instead of giving one of your farms, to the
11 VIII| accommodate the baron who was giving me that. I said to myself, ‘
12 IX  |       to a close like a queen giving a dismissal.~On the way
13 XI  |  without any discussion, even giving up the interest that should
14 XI  |   four letters in six months, giving his news in concise terms
15 XIV |        My wife is dying after giving birth to a little girl three