Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |       sought the place where the best light fell on the sketch,
 2    I,  I  |          she asked him about the best pictures to be shown in
 3    I,  I  |         Countess’s portrait, the best, certainly, that he ever
 4    I,  I  |         all Paris where he liked best to come, because there all
 5    I,  II |        the knowledge of even the best informed. Behind all these
 6    I,  III|         attachment.~“You are the best woman in the world,” he
 7    I,  III|           I was at that time the best of friends with the wife
 8    I,  IV |    alertness of men who do their best to be agreeable, who take
 9    I,  IV |    certain persons, seek for the best phrases in which to express
10    I,  IV | conversation to lag, but did his best to keep it bright and interesting;
11   II,  I  |          to you, for you are her best friend; while a husband—
12   II,  III|         her hair, was one of the best and sweetest little pleasures
13   II,  III|     Absorb it, as one drinks the best wines, slowly, word by word,
14   II,  IV |          talk when he was at his best. The young girl, animated
15   II,  VI |         the one that pleased him best; Musadieu hesitated, disturbed