Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |  Countess having preferred to keep her entirely away from it,
 2    I,  I  |      please him, take him and keep him.~Thus she lived in terror
 3    I,  III|     he could not take her and keep her with him; then, as his
 4    I,  IV |       always able to hold and keep him, she would suggest amusements
 5    I,  IV |      lag, but did his best to keep it bright and interesting;
 6    I,  IV | efforts to attract him and to keep him near her. She refused
 7   II,  II |  needs to be full in order to keep fresh, she sought to create
 8   II,  II | quickly? We can hold nothing, keep nothing. We have not even
 9   II,  II |      But Olivier, desiring to keep her near him, nervous at
10   II,  II |  against him.~“Well, you will keep the brooch until you cease
11   II,  II |     to say she was ill and to keep her bed, so that she need
12   II,  V  |      the young people, and to keep the two men from meeting.~
13   II,  V  |    Countess’s suspicions, and keep for himself a friendly door
14   II,  V  |    him, and resign herself to keep it.~Every evening, too,
15   II,  V  |      if only He would let her keep for two or three years still
16   II,  VI |    someone with him; he would keep him.~“Do come up; I want
17   II,  VI |       Musadieu.~Nothing could keep him, and Olivier Bertin
18   II,  VI |      often as you wish.”~“No. Keep me here as much as possible.”~“
19   II,  VI |    hospital surgeon, who will keep a better watch over the
20   II,  VI |    let you go, that I did not keep you with me!”~“It would