Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |     before ten minutes should pass he would see her enter.
 2    I,  I  |       it would indeed come to pass, I should have thought instantly
 3    I,  I  |      to her, he caused her to pass naturally from the functions
 4    I,  III| around him, he fancied he saw pass by him the shadow of a woman
 5    I,  III|      would force him still to pass the evening alone, as he
 6    I,  III|       to allow young girls to pass the evening with grown-up
 7    I,  III|      I should like so much to pass a whole day with you,” Bertin
 8    I,  IV |     to see that he should not pass long evenings alone in the
 9    I,  IV |       he saw one or the other pass through the shadowy end
10   II,  I  |      useless. The people~that pass have no more sense for me.
11   II,  II |      why do moments like this pass so quickly? We can hold
12   II,  II |        said Annette; “I could pass the whole night walking
13   II,  III|     in a few hours she should pass through those successive
14   II,  III|   with you that you could not pass this day without asking
15   II,  IV |       coming from a distance, pass over her own face without
16   II,  VI | expecting anything. He should pass empty days, one after another,