Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |    paint.”~“What, pray?”~“I don’t know, you see, since I am
 2    I,  I  |         at being set free.~“Isn’t that elegant, distinguished,
 3    I,  I  |    gravity:~“That is mamma, isn’t it?”~The artist took her
 4    I,  I  |        seated herself.~“Oh, don’t disturb yourself over anything
 5    I,  II |       recognized her, and I don’t dare to tutoyer the young
 6    I,  II |         as your mother; you won’t be so bad by-and-by, when
 7    I,  II |        are very thin.”~“Oh, don’t say that!” exclaimed the
 8    I,  II |         a little different. Don’t you think so, Corbelle?”~
 9    I,  III|        Annette inquired.~“I don’t know,” said Bertin, at which
10    I,  III|        moue that signified “Don’t talk about that!” and continued:~“
11    I,  III|         Landa.~“Such proofs don’t count.”~“They suffice me!”~“
12    I,  III|         the husband.~“You haven’t heard, have you, of the
13    I,  IV |        the main entrance.~“Hasn’t the Countess arrived yet?”
14   II,  II | breathless from running.~“I can’t run any more,” said she. “
15   II,  II |     cried to the Countess:~“Isn’t she pretty like that, and
16   II,  II |       he had caught her.~“I don’t know; it depends upon the
17   II,  II |      leave here soon.”~“Oh, don’t speak of that yet!” Olivier
18   II,  III|       reflector, and said:~“Isn’t this stupefying?”~The Duchess
19   II,  III|   bottom of your heart.”~“I don’t understand. Explain yourself
20   II,  IV |         to him.~He smiled.~“Don’t be vexed with me. You know
21   II,  IV |   thought a few seconds.~“I don’t know.”~“To take you and
22   II,  IV |      You will wait for her, won’t you?”~“Yes, if she is not
23   II,  IV |       of laughter.~“Ah, you don’t say ‘tu‘ to me any more!
24   II,  VI |        love you, too.”~“Oh, don’t speak of that any more!”~“
25   II,  VI |        them and read them—I don’t care!”~“I will not have