Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |           and they lift up their arms to receive and sustain it.
 2    I,  I  |       The artist took her in his arms to kiss her, flattered by
 3    I,  I  |       take little Annette in his arms, kissing her tenderly on
 4    I,  I  |        her nerves quivering, her arms trembling, ready to open.~
 5    I,  I  |          their little one in his arms; she pressed his hand and
 6    I,  I  |       let herself glide into his arms. She rested there this time,
 7    I,  II |     rolled ribbons, and his long arms, resting on the arms of
 8    I,  II |        long arms, resting on the arms of the chair, allowed to
 9    I,  III| simultaneous, drew up over their arms and chests their wraps lying
10    I,  III|         legs crossed, and folded arms, he listened to the strains,
11    I,  III|       longed to take them in her arms, to hug and kiss them—the
12    I,  IV |     waiters, holding along their arms dishes filled with meats,
13   II,  II | drawing-room door.~He opened his arms to her with an irresistible
14   II,  II |         of coquetry, bearing her arms surmounted by a coronet.
15   II,  II |        rose again, or raised her arms to arrange her hair. And
16   II,  III|          his fingers, lifted her arms, having undoubtedly met
17   II,  III|          weeping in each other’s arms. Annette, moved by “Les
18   II,  IV |        He was received with open arms and exclamations, for they
19   II,  V  |          on marble benches, with arms crossed; others still chatted
20   II,  V  |  enormous chest and of his great arms crossed over it. A frequenter
21   II,  V  |   passing, bow-legged, with thin arms and flanks, the sight of
22   II,  V  |     delighted, and, throwing her arms around his neck with the
23   II,  VI |        clasped her close in both arms, and pressing his lips to