Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |     flattered him, but never paid court to any. As he did
2    I,  II |  these eulogies, to which he paid hardly more attention than
3    I,  III| separated from his wife, who paid him an annuity, a director
4    I,  III| separated from his wife, who paid to him an allowance that
5   II,  III|   that everyone’s homage was paid to Annette. In that kingdom,
6   II,  VI |   And he had successes, this paid actor, interpreter of another’