Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |      prompt, so that before ten minutes should pass he would see
 2    I,  I  |         her enter. When the ten minutes had elapsed, he felt anxious,
 3    I,  I  |     work again, but within five minutes she would ask some adroit
 4    I,  I  |        alone to think.~For some minutes she heard only the sound
 5    I,  III|         great ardor, and in ten minutes he had touched him eleven
 6    I,  III|         Shall we listen for ten minutes before going out?”~“Agreed.”~
 7    I,  III| convinced, during the next five minutes, that all the whispered
 8    I,  IV |      had been detained for some minutes in the hall of sculpture,
 9    I,  IV |    Mesdames!”~At the end of ten minutes, the Countess and Olivier
10   II,  I  |         many times as there are minutes between eight~o’clock and
11   II,  II |     Dead, perhaps, too!~The ten minutes she had to wait seemed interminable
12   II,  III|         full of tears. For some minutes it seemed, from the doleful
13   II,  IV |       time, at the interminable minutes, began to gnaw him with
14   II,  V  |         that? He pondered a few minutes, then he remembered! One
15   II,  V  |        formidable flight of the minutes. She had had a sudden revelation
16   II,  VI |        broke forth. For several minutes, the noise of clapping,
17   II,  VI |         will call her for a few minutes.”~And she hastened away,
18   II,  VI |        added, “be ready in five minutes.”~Returning toward her room,
19   II,  VI |     soon?”~“Very soon. In a few minutes or even seconds. But reassure
20   II,  VI |        Since we have only a few minutes more to remain together,