Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |          indefinite time up to the moment when, in too full a bloom,
 2    I,  I  |          in the House at this very moment.”~“Ah! On what, pray?”~“
 3    I,  I  |       reminiscences.~It was at the moment when he had just risen like
 4    I,  I  |            she lost her pose every moment.~Sometimes he would move
 5    I,  I  |     according to the desire of the moment. From the date of this gift,
 6    I,  I  |           with the emotion of that moment; she hid her face in her
 7    I,  I  |          that she had effaced that moment from her memory and from
 8    I,  I  |           could recall to him that moment of shame.~After he had suffered—
 9    I,  I  | remembrance of that wild, fleeting moment when their lips had met,
10    I,  I  |          over again that rapturous moment; he retired early, his heart
11    I,  I  |            you forget for a single moment this condition of my presence
12    I,  I  |            nervous shock, and in a moment he detested her. Yes, yes,
13    I,  I  |            the water.~But from the moment when the Countess had yielded,
14    I,  II |           us and in hastening that moment for which M. de Bismarck
15    I,  III|      Duchess, who was bowing every moment before raised hats or inclined
16    I,  III|          point, indicating at what moment a face that was losing,
17    I,  IV |             I promise it.”~At that moment a voice murmured “Mamma!”
18    I,  IV |       embrace her at the effective moment, how to clasp her tenderly
19   II,  I  |      making me suffer also at this moment.~“With profound pity, I
20   II,  I  | deep-rooted is that love until the moment of final separation. No~
21   II,  I  |            all,~as you are at this moment. I have foreseen for some
22   II,  I  |        through my eyes.~“From that moment I have been weeping from
23   II,  II |        mother or of herself, every moment she felt her throat swelling
24   II,  II |           He even realized at that moment that his desire and affection
25   II,  III|          the great shops. From the moment of entering one, she took
26   II,  III|        quickly to Annette; “Wait a moment, my child; I have a word
27   II,  III|            only discovered it this moment. I cannot tell you anything
28   II,  III|           wished to see?”~“At this moment you are arguing against
29   II,  IV |           very well.”~She paused a moment, then added, significantly:~“
30   II,  V  |     presence reminded her at every moment of the day of the hopelessness
31   II,  VI |         arcades, and stopped for a moment, and from them alighted
32   II,  VI |            supplication that for a moment a desire to love filled
33   II,  VI |          for conversation from the moment when Bertin should name
34   II,  VI |         far overwhelmed, from this moment, by a wave of unimaginable
35   II,  VI |      Bertin saw the journal at the moment that he saw the young girl
36   II,  VI |         poor friend!”~Then after a moment of silence she added: “It
37   II,  VI |         his hopeless heart at that moment? She now felt a burning