Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  II |    an occasional change of names will be necessary—names
 2    I,  II |    names will be necessary—names of persons and titles of
 3    I,  II |  her only to enumerate the names of the persons he had met
 4    I,  III|  throng and inquired their names, without thinking of anything
 5    I,  III|    else by their Christian names, their pet names, their
 6    I,  III| Christian names, their pet names, their family connections,
 7    I,  III|    de Rocdiane allowed the names of his inamoratas to be
 8    I,  III|  hints—society women whose names he did not utter, so that
 9    I,  III|  his flames by their first names. He would say: “I was at
10    I,  III|  the garden, inquiring the names of their owners. She wished
11   II,  I  |    well-known girls, whose names were heard every day. Then
12   II,  VI |  LOVE~On the Boulevard two names were heard from all lips: “
13   II,  VI | the oftener he heard those names repeated. Immense posters,
14   II,  VI |  pencil, respectively, the names of the Countess, the Duchess,