Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |      sent for her that she might meet immediately the Marquis
 2    I,  I  |          which their minds could meet. They began by exchanging
 3    I,  I  |       had always been waiting to meet the “impossible she,” to
 4    I,  I  |     always possible for a man to meet in society a woman whose
 5    I,  II | authority.~Guilleroy hastened to meet her, and kissed her hand,
 6    I,  II |         Countess had happened to meet.~Musadieu approached the
 7    I,  II |   appointment with her nephew to meet her at the Guilleroys, so
 8    I,  III|          at her own house, or to meet him elsewhere, for that
 9    I,  III|          branches, and flying to meet one another from the tree-tops,
10    I,  III|      home, and not being able to meet the one he loved except
11    I,  IV |         saw them and hastened to meet them. As he greeted the
12    I,  IV |       you, in case we should not meet her in the galleries.”~The
13    I,  IV |      lose sight of them; we will meet them again in the buffet
14   II,  I  |        it is possible that I may meet you in the~first street
15   II,  II |      curiosity, was delighted to meet with the unknown mystery
16   II,  II |         foresee.~“You will go to meet him with the carriage,”
17   II,  II |        you had sent her alone to meet me at the station in order
18   II,  III|          who hastened forward to meet her, all smiles, with their
19   II,  III|          that bore, whom I might meet occasionally with indifference,
20   II,  VI |        extremely polite, came to meet them. He bowed low to the