Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |     the care he devoted to his person, his long-standing reputation
 2    I,  I  |        influence of some other person, she combated it with prodigious
 3    I,  II |     all agreed that a very fat person should not grow thin too
 4    I,  III|        was a pretty little new person, ready for chances and for
 5   II,  I  |   perfume of her dress and her person.~Guilleroy, who was radiant,
 6   II,  III|     corset-maker, was to her a person of consequence, whom she
 7   II,  IV |      the reunion in one single person of all the human qualities
 8   II,  IV |       comparing them? Only one person had thought of it, perhaps,
 9   II,  V  |       had carried about on his person for whole weeks, and found
10   II,  VI |      one throws himself upon a person in danger of being run over
11   II,  VI | playful flights, to compel her person to remain beside him; to-day
12   II,  VI |      look at or recognize some person, one throws himself before
13   II,  VI |      quickly felt by a nervous person; at last, glancing a little
14   II,  VI |  longer knowing that any other person was in the room; and that