Chapter

 1 I  |             without appearing at all disturbed, said: “What extraordinary
 2 I  | Champs-Elysees, under the steps they disturbed a couple making love on
 3 II |      unwieldy barge, as it advanced, disturbed the sleeping stars upon
 4 II |             become serious, a little disturbed, a little chilled to see
 5 II |             back slowly, anxious and disturbed.~The Marquise was strolling,
 6 II |             loves me.”~The Marquise, disturbed, waited a moment, and, as
 7 III|             blushed and was annoyed, disturbed on her own account, not
 8 III|            but the couple separated, disturbed. And one of the shadows
 9 III|             that I do not want to be disturbed because I am going to try
10 III|         hungry, I only ask not to be disturbed.”~And she remained in bed,
11 IV |         climb up.”~But the Marquise, disturbed, repeated: “And yet some
12 IV |              looked about him with a disturbed air.~“What are you looking