Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |   walls, before it began to grow soft and dim, to slumber
 2    I,  I  |    Parisian women who never grow old; who carry within themselves
 3    I,  II |   more polish. And you must grow a little plumper—not very
 4    I,  II |   thin; slender women never grow old.”~This point also was
 5    I,  II |  very fat person should not grow thin too rapidly.~This observation
 6    I,  II |     see whether I shall not grow thin!”~The Duchess, furious,
 7    I,  II |     The folly of wishing to grow thin.”~The Count looked
 8    I,  III|      Oh, my dear fellow, we grow young as we grow gray, and
 9    I,  III| fellow, we grow young as we grow gray, and the whiter our
10   II,  II |    bite them. They began to grow uneasy, and the nervous
11   II,  II |   time she felt her eyelids grow moist she wiped them away
12   II,  II |     which cannot change nor grow old, which I cannot cease
13   II,  II |   was young, she could run, grow warm, become red, let her
14   II,  III|  can. Sleep a good deal and grow a little plumper. This is
15   II,  V  |    little respite. She must grow old, of course, just as
16   II,  VI |    beginning and watched it grow.”~He answered as if she
17   II,  VI |    nothing.”~He appeared to grow easier, in fact, to suffer