Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |         was playing peacock, and allowed myself to be surprised.”~
 2    I,  I  |         you perfectly!”~The lady allowed herself to be admired, quite
 3    I,  I  |  movements of a man fighting, he allowed his fancy to flow freely,
 4    I,  I  |  despairing resignation; and she allowed him to take her hands, which
 5    I,  I  |       cry of her conscience.~She allowed herself to be soothed for
 6    I,  I  |         him suffer a little, she allowed him the triumph of winning
 7    I,  II |         with a correct air which allowed him to say the daring things
 8    I,  II |        on the arms of the chair, allowed to droop his pale hands
 9    I,  II |         of cheek and eyebrow, he allowed to drop the bit of glass
10    I,  III|       the beauty of the Republic allowed to be admired, under an
11    I,  III|          The Marquis de Rocdiane allowed the names of his inamoratas
12    I,  III|       convinced, annoyed to have allowed himself to repeat so lightly
13    I,  IV |     evening visits, he had often allowed himself to lapse into occasional
14    I,  IV |     naughty little girl, she had allowed her daughter a quarter of
15   II,  III|     moved by “Les Pauvres Gens,” allowed her feelings full sway,
16   II,  IV |          his eyes and his memory allowed themselves to be deluded
17   II,  IV |        errant fancy, when he had allowed his caprice to roam through
18   II,  IV |         thinking of them, and he allowed both mind and heart to give
19   II,  VI |          from all parts of Paris allowed glimpses of creamy light
20   II,  VI | interested him most. The painter allowed him to run on without listening