Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |    the canvases, all seem to rest as if the whole place had
 2    I,  I  |      end of this anguish and rest in a cooler and calmer affection.~
 3    I,  II |    women, plays, and all the rest of it. Only an occasional
 4    I,  II | never. You will only have to rest in that opinion.”~The young
 5    I,  II |   his rising to his going to rest, without omitting anything.
 6    I,  II |    then shook hands with the rest of the company, going from
 7    I,  III|   everything, he could still rest and nurse his solitude.~
 8    I,  III|  husband, who had retired to rest, asleep, no doubt, in some
 9   II,  I  |   have wept too much. I must rest a~little before I return,
10   II,  II |      yet! With a few days of rest not a trace will be left.
11   II,  III|      to enter the church and rest. She pushed open the door,
12   II,  IV |    did not allow his gaze to rest longer on the fair profile
13   II,  V  | passionately devoted for the rest of their lives, behold!
14   II,  VI |    growing old, like all the rest of us,” her husband interposed. “
15   II,  VI |   the doctor. “He needs only rest and quiet. Madame de Guilleroy