Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |       grace of manner, all his habits of life, the care he devoted
2    I,  I  |      who lived without duties, habits, or scruples, like all men!
3    I,  I  |     material and intellectual, habits of little attentions, of
4    I,  III| Countess of Bertin, with whose habits she was familiar.~“No, I
5    I,  III|     beside her forever, in the habits of her household and under
6    I,  IV |       it, somewhat changed her habits. As much as possible, she