Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  II |      one present, that laughter ran around the table.~The Duchess,
 2    I,  II |       and after saluting her he ran his eyes over her, with
 3    I,  III|   seated on a square divan that ran along the four sides of
 4    I,  III|  indescribably. His imagination ran riot, made drunk by melody,
 5    I,  IV |         heart. Through his mind ran arguments to convince him
 6    I,  IV |      passage, up and down which ran the distracted waiters,
 7   II,  I  |    faster, larger, cooler.~They ran from my eyes as from a spring,
 8   II,  II |        chair, she jumped up and ran to the window, calling out: “
 9   II,  II |        the crack of a whip; she ran to the window and saw the
10   II,  II |        light. Annette and Julio ran along, each seeming to have
11   II,  II |         up to her knee when she ran to catch a ball, dashed
12   II,  II |       some woods, through which ran a stream called “La Rainette,”
13   II,  II | childish impatience, and as she ran up to beg her mother to
14   II,  II |    called him, and when the dog ran up to put his finely formed
15   II,  III|    drops which, breaking forth, ran down her cheeks. He was
16   II,  III|     ether to her.”~He went out, ran to get a flask from his
17   II,  IV |       at Aix had not cured him, ran through his loins, like
18   II,  V  |        body and muscular limbs, ran before him to raise a curtain
19   II,  V  |      rose at its approach. They ran before it, massing themselves,
20   II,  V  |         mamma, I am going.”~She ran away, still throwing kisses
21   II,  VI |       Then, candle in hand, she ran to the vestibule.~Through
22   II,  VI |     omnibus knocked me down and ran over my abdomen.”~As she
23   II,  VI |          gnawed at the corners, ran along the edge of the paper,
24   II,  VI |    letters, as from a wound; it ran slowly toward the flames,