Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |       to give her all sorts of details—those minute details in
 2    I,  I  |        of details—those minute details in which the jealous and
 3    I,  I  |      these futile and familiar details of fashionable life. The
 4    I,  I  |       him. He recalled all its details, now long remote, sought
 5    I,  I  |    began to relate some of the details of his artist life, allowing
 6    I,  I  |    malady, in all its intimate details, and of the depth of the
 7    I,  II |       replied.~He narrated the details. Musadieu was tall and very
 8    I,  II |     omitting anything. All the details, cleverly described, made
 9    I,  III|  doings, the trifling everyday details of the simple life of a
10    I,  III|       feminine mind with these details, and, with interested face,
11   II,  I  |       painter about a thousand details of what people had been
12   II,  III|        look of the city, whose details all true Parisians seem
13   II,  III| delight in thinking of all the details of that minute rehearsal
14   II,  IV |    intoxication; and the least details of those days returned to
15   II,  IV |      their tastes, to know the details of dress and fashion as
16   II,  IV |       familiar with the minute details of their private life, he
17   II,  VI | because of Annette’s presence, details of the life of this handsome