Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |  Madame de Guilleroy, rising, approached the table, on which were
 2    I,  I  |       look underneath.~Bertin approached her, saying:~“You will disarrange
 3    I,  I  |       hear.~Sometimes when he approached her to alter a pose he would
 4    I,  II |    happened to meet.~Musadieu approached the group. “Has the Duchess
 5    I,  II |      possessed a masterpiece, approached to join him, and for a minute
 6    I,  II |  themselves, and as the Count approached the Duchess, she said to
 7    I,  III|     and when, as the carriage approached the lake, it joined the
 8    I,  III|       of houses to rent.~They approached the lake, where two swans
 9    I,  III|     Austrian cakes.~The Count approached the portable table, where
10    I,  III|     clock, the hands of which approached midnight. The Countess noticed
11   II,  II |    unexpected misfortune, she approached near enough to the mirror
12   II,  III|  daughter and the painter. He approached her, suddenly touched with
13   II,  IV |      walked more slowly as he approached the dwelling of the Comtesse
14   II,  IV |       isolation the two faces approached each other, different, such
15   II,  V  |   does not tempt me.”~Annette approached in a playful way, saying: “
16   II,  V  |  smile disdainfully.~Rocdiane approached them, having perceived the
17   II,  V  | saluted the three friends, or approached them to shake hands. Among
18   II,  VI |     Montrose.” The nearer one approached the Opera, the oftener he
19   II,  VI |    between her teeth, and she approached him, palpitating with horror.~