Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |     as if the whole place had suffered the master’s fatigue and
 2    I,  I  | moment of shame.~After he had suffered—for assuredly he would have
 3    I,  I  |    marriage.~On some days she suffered so much from all these anxieties
 4    I,  III|     of tender abandon, he had suffered cruelly because he could
 5   II,  II |       from which her soul had suffered. She was not jealous of
 6   II,  V  |      beside her daughter.~She suffered, too, in all ways, not feeling
 7   II,  V  |    now dead. Nevertheless, he suffered and wept over the letters,
 8   II,  V  |     would be, He who had also suffered so much, if only He would
 9   II,  VI |    she palpitated! And how he suffered. He had suffered thus before,
10   II,  VI |       how he suffered. He had suffered thus before, but less cruelly.
11   II,  VI |  bottom of his heart.~Olivier suffered thus in the presence of
12   II,  VI |       suppose anyone ever had suffered as he did. And he suddenly
13   II,  VI |     his legitimate vanity, he suffered more from being criticised
14   II,  VI |       he was perspicacious he suffered now from the least insinuations