Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |      finally became excellent friends.~
 2    I,  III|  Countess’s house, with a few friends; on Monday nights he visited
 3    I,  III|      without fatigue with old friends, that desire for contact,
 4    I,  III|      from door to door to his friends, where he installs something
 5    I,  III|      days he had not seen his friends, who must be very much occupied
 6    I,  III|     amuse them.~When the five friends were seated the banker Liverdy,
 7    I,  III|      the other days, with his friends, after the session in the
 8    I,  III|      at that time the best of friends with the wife of a diplomat.
 9    I,  III|   dozing around him, his four friends, relaxed from a listening
10    I,  III| elegant, for the sake of your friends.”~“Oh, heavens, these men!”
11    I,  III|      Yes. We chatted like old friends. I like your daughter very
12    I,  IV |     gestures. They drew their friends by the sleeve toward the
13    I,  IV |       Duchess?”~“No, no. Your friends need you. We shall see each
14   II,  III|     the Marquis.~Her intimate friends, however, discreetly took
15   II,  V  |        alone or surrounded by friends, she could no longer rid
16   II,  V  |      only his evenings to his friends, she often invited the Marquis
17   II,  V  | regularly every week with his friends, and also continued to appear
18   II,  V  |    newcomer saluted the three friends, or approached them to shake
19   II,  V  |       breakfast with intimate friends, which lend to a woman until
20   II,  V  |       even when receiving her friends, and made herself nervous