Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |         intelligence.~Suddenly she inquired: “Does she flirt with you?”~
 2    I,  I  |      century. After a silence, she inquired:~“Will you take Annette
 3    I,  I  |      Without replying to this, she inquired:~“Who is the gentleman that
 4    I,  I  |       suddenly ceased painting and inquired:~“What amuses you more than
 5    I,  I  |         herself before the canvas, inquired with childish gravity:~“
 6    I,  I  |     anguish.~Monsieur de Guilleroy inquired what she had been doing.
 7    I,  II |           of the Intemperates?” he inquired.~“No; what is that?”~“A
 8    I,  III|           What are you doing?” she inquired.~“I did not wish to trouble
 9    I,  III|         Who is that lady?” Annette inquired.~“I don’t know,” said Bertin,
10    I,  III| distinguished among the throng and inquired their names, without thinking
11    I,  III|       often at that hour?” Annette inquired.~“Very often; there is no
12    I,  III|          sun.~“Shall you go home?” inquired the Countess of Bertin,
13    I,  III|              Shall you dine here?” inquired Maldant.~“Yes.”~“We have
14    I,  III|        like those little ones?” he inquired.~“I adore them!”~He felt,
15    I,  III|           over town this evening?” inquired the Count pleasantly.~As
16    I,  IV |         Countess arrived yet?” she inquired of Bertin.~“I have not seen
17    I,  IV |        were herself on exhibition, inquired: “What do they say of the
18   II,  II |      daughter in mourning?”~“Why?” inquired the Countess.~“What? You
19   II,  II |           is Monsieur Bertin?” she inquired of a servant she met in
20   II,  V  |         what have you brought me?” inquired Annette.~He told her about
21   II,  VI |           Monsieur indisposed?” he inquired.~“It is nothing—only a little
22   II,  VI |        friend Bertin?” the Duchess inquired. “I thought he looked rather
23   II,  VI |          Where did it happen?” she inquired.~“I do not know exactly,”