Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |           to create, had made the round of all subjects and exhausted
 2    I,  I  |         blind, lived all the year round on her son-in-law’s estate
 3    I,  I  |           appeared, white, plump, round, so suddenly bared as to
 4    I,  II |     advanced, clasping each other round the waist and smiling.~The
 5    I,  III|        lay within easy reach on a round table with a single leg
 6    I,  IV |   indescribable shapes, large and round like roofs, with their turned-down
 7    I,  IV |       wearing foulard cravats and round jackets, or the sack-like
 8    I,  IV |         how to clasp her tenderly round the waist, and to show by
 9   II,  I  |           man, in order to gather round him that almost tangible
10   II,  II |       phaeton as it made the turn round the lawn, drawn by two horses.
11   II,  II |           island, and the country round about like a sea hidden
12   II,  II |    operations on children, others round and soft, of feathers, of
13   II,  IV | inevitable obsession that floated round him, recalling him, stopping
14   II,  V  |           the large hot-air room, round, high-studded, silent, almost
15   II,  VI |           little gray man, short, round, very well dressed, extremely