Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |        to make him express his opinion on the people he had seen,
 2    I,  II |     alone might have a settled opinion on the subject.~M. de Guilleroy
 3    I,  II |        else, though he held an opinion differing from that of most
 4    I,  II |     flower of high life. Their opinion formed a sort of code of
 5    I,  II |    barely tolerating any other opinion than her own, and founding
 6    I,  II |    blue iris. But it was their opinion that when the young girl
 7    I,  II |      only have to rest in that opinion.”~The young girl, without
 8    I,  II |   never failed to do this. His opinion as a connoisseur commissioned
 9    I,  III|        some false and menacing opinion. Annette hardly heard them,
10   II,  II |        they say I possess, the opinion the world has of me, and
11   II,  III|   artist when she expressed an opinion in asking advice. She enjoyed
12   II,  III| belongs to you as to modify my opinion of that bore, whom I might
13   II,  IV |     while he was discussing an opinion, he exclaimed: “But you
14   II,  IV |     has already sustained that opinion with me a hundred times.”~