Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |     curiosity of women delights, passing from remarks upon her toilet
 2    I,  I  |       demi-monde he had had some passing adventures due to his renown,
 3    I,  I  |         and powerless. A cab was passing; she called to it and said
 4    I,  I  | masculine will, his caprice, his passing fancy for a woman he had
 5    I,  II | etiquette, they had succeeded in passing in the eyes of many for
 6    I,  II |       had met that morning; then passing from drawing-room to drawing-room
 7    I,  III|        finding her somewhere, of passing some time by her side, or
 8    I,  III|          carriages it touched in passing a strange perfume of some
 9    I,  III|   inclined heads, appeared to be passing them in review, calling
10    I,  III|         we set you down there in passing?”~“Thank you, that will
11    I,  III|       risen like soldiers at the passing of an officer; mounted the
12    I,  III|       dear fellow,” said Bertin, passing into the dressing-room to
13    I,  III|   draperies had thrown to him in passing, with the evaporating breath
14    I,  III|     three times around the park, passing always before the same persons,
15    I,  IV |     nameless trivialities of the passing fancy of the day, and never
16   II,  II |       the vague preoccupation of passing time, of advancing age,
17   II,  III|        were ignorant of what was passing within you, as I was ignorant
18   II,  IV |      toward the gentleman who is passing or who enters with a lovely
19   II,  IV |          the Rue Taitbout; after passing three times before the Vaudeville,
20   II,  IV |      such as he knew them; then, passing one before the other, mingled,
21   II,  IV |          would be made.~Time was passing, insensibly and sweetly,
22   II,  IV |     flattering emotion which the passing of a pretty woman leaves
23   II,  V  |          desire to know what was passing in his heart. He gave no
24   II,  V  |           A little gentleman was passing, bow-legged, with thin arms
25   II,  V  |        massage now.”~An Arab was passing.~“Ahmed, are you at liberty?”~“
26   II,  V  |       the animal-like sound of a passing tempest, and at the same
27   II,  V  |       she had some notion of the passing years and of the changes
28   II,  VI |          not deny it, for he was passing through one of those periods
29   II,  VI |     seemed to rasp his throat in passing. Only his fingers moved