Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  | awakened in her before the day fixed for her debut in society.
 2    I,  I  |       with curiosity, her eyes fixed upon him, her ear eager
 3    I,  I  |       something of herself was fixed; and again and again he
 4    I,  III|        that ripe affection, so fixed in the habit of finding
 5    I,  III|    little faded in the mother, fixed upon him a look so similar
 6    I,  III|    bowed to the ladies, with a fixed smile on her lips.~But Nanette
 7    I,  III|  Cirque and the Hippodrome, on fixed days, to the Opera, and
 8   II,  IV |       pausing in her work, and fixed her gaze upon him, a gaze
 9   II,  V  |        CHAPTER V~A WANING MOON~Fixed ideas have the tenacity
10   II,  V  |    evening, when all eyes were fixed on Annette under her portrait,
11   II,  V  |    indifferent tone: “Have you fixed the date of their marriage?”~“
12   II,  V  |       physical suffering. This fixed idea had created a sensation
13   II,  V  |       forced her to come, with fixed eyes, to see, to look again,
14   II,  VI | himself as nourishment to this fixed idea. All that he saw that
15   II,  VI |       his soul, and, with eyes fixed always upon Annette’s blonde
16   II,  VI |   pursuing into the wings, his fixed thought now become absolute
17   II,  VI |       under the impulse of his fixed idea:~“Annette was charming
18   II,  VI |        her husband with great, fixed eyes, full of terror. Then
19   II,  VI |     asked, looking at him with fixed gaze.~He was making a great
20   II,  VI |         uncovered her eyes and fixed them, wide open, upon him,
21   II,  VI |       reflect, her eyes always fixed on Olivier.~Her husband