Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |     dumb-bell that lay under a chair. Having raised with the
 2    I,  II |     itself to the shape of the chair. His figure seemed to shrink
 3    I,  II |     resting on the arms of the chair, allowed to droop his pale
 4    I,  III|       young woman sitting in a chair, with an open book lying
 5    I,  III|        The lady there, in that chair?”~“Yes. Well, you, too,
 6    I,  III|        you, too, will sit on a chair, you will have an open book
 7    I,  III| sitting on benches, for whom a chair was too great an expense.~
 8    I,  III|     knitting on a silk-covered chair beside her; then she assented
 9   II,  I  |        from which I drink, the chair on~which I sit, the bread
10   II,  I  |    passed, seeing her reserved chair, followed by a man in a
11   II,  II |      fellow!”~Pushing back her chair, she jumped up and ran to
12   II,  II |      retired as far as her low chair, sat down in it and wept;
13   II,  III|       of the vast nave, took a chair and sat down.~She was religious
14   II,  IV |       had remained on the iron chair where Annette had laid it.
15   II,  IV |  Guilleroy had returned to her chair, in simple obedience to
16   II,  VI |  herself sink, sobbing, upon a chair. She would have remained
17   II,  VI |        a stranger sitting on a chair in the dining-room.~The