Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |         they were live toys, while saying:~“What a strange thing!
 2    I,  I  |             Bertin approached her, saying:~“You will disarrange my
 3    I,  I  | disappeared through the portieres, saying in an undertone:~“Friday—
 4    I,  I  |           Guilleroy presented him, saying, “My husband.”~The Count
 5    I,  I  |         her fingers from his lips, saying, with a slight frown:~“Come,
 6    I,  I  |     instead of beginning to paint, saying:~“Madame, you can no longer
 7    I,  I  |          indignant astonishment in saying: “What would you with me?”
 8    I,  I  |        delay, in watching her, and saying to himself, “She is afraid!”
 9    I,  II |          her, and kissed her hand, saying:~“How do you do, Duchess?”~
10    I,  II |  Everything that we have just been saying you will hear repeated at
11    I,  II |             Musadieu esteemed him, saying: “He will be a valuable
12    I,  III|           you?”~“What, are you not saying ‘thou’ to me, then, after
13    I,  III|        make it understood, without saying anything, whether one is
14    I,  IV |            preventing himself from saying sneering things about the
15    I,  IV |            other’s intonations, in saying the same phrases with the
16   II,  I  |          people had been doing and saying; and Olivier, after indifferent
17   II,  II |            his own, looked at her, saying: “Let us see that sad face.”~
18   II,  II |         nothing.”~To thank him for saying that, she said brokenly,~“
19   II,  III|           who had come to see her, saying that she would return in
20   II,  V  |         would artfully praise him, saying everything necessary to
21   II,  V  |       approached in a playful way, saying: “Oh, do come, dear master!
22   II,  V  |         sad lips with his fingers, saying:~“Again! I beg that you
23   II,  VI |            to the heart. Faust was saying to Satan:~“Je veux un tresor
24   II,  VI |           He tried to smile still, saying: “No, it was that which