Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |           ceiling, which showed a large square of dazzling blue,
 2    I,  I  |          drafts that he kept in a large old closet; but, soon becoming
 3    I,  I  |           on the first floor of a large and luxurious modern house
 4    I,  I  |         Malesherbes. Traversing a large salon with blue silk walls,
 5    I,  I  |          and around the mouth two large circular lines extended
 6    I,  II |    folding-doors appeared a tall, large woman, who entered with
 7    I,  II |       same stamp, the door of the large drawing-room opened wide
 8    I,  II |           dusky eyes and somewhat large mouth, in which her teeth
 9    I,  II |          and they passed into the large drawing-room, the boudoir
10    I,  II |       room. On the four walls the large and beautiful panels of
11    I,  II |           had thereby increased a large personal fortune, now nursed
12    I,  III|       windows to the wall, in the large drawing-room darkened by
13    I,  III|           indisputable glory, her large dark eyes, her low brow
14    I,  III|         other hand, enormous in a large fencing-glove, the thin,
15    I,  IV |          of indescribable shapes, large and round like roofs, with
16    I,  IV |         from the open windows and large doors. The tables, set close
17    I,  IV |          along the pathway around large green shrubs, and below
18   II,  II |      other, for breakfast, in the large dining-room at Roncieres.
19   II,  II |         floor to the ceiling, and large as bay-windows, were opened
20   II,  II |           gazed at him with their large, moist eyes, turning their
21   II,  II |           look at her face in her large dressing-mirror.~She was
22   II,  II |     shutters were closed, and two large candelabra with six candles
23   II,  II |         When she returned, with a large cluster of flowers, he drew
24   II,  III|          Madame de Guilleroy. Her large eyes, full of a sort of
25   II,  IV |     goings and comings across the large room, brightened, animated,
26   II,  IV |     arranged in similar groups in large square boxes, wherein all
27   II,  V  |       were drinking coffee in the large drawing-room, in a merry
28   II,  V  |         he had a fire made in the large stove in his studio, for
29   II,  V  | Boulevards fell a thick shower of large yellow leaves which rustled
30   II,  V  |            and Bertin entered the large hot-air room, round, high-studded,
31   II,  V  |         quarter of an hour in the large quiet resting-room, in the
32   II,  V  |       little ivory powder-box, as large as a nut, the interior of
33   II,  V  |       would kneel, then, before a large figure of Christ carved
34   II,  VI |          and fancied Annette in a large salon full of light, surrounded
35   II,  VI |     lowest drawer of my desk, the large one; they are all there,