Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  III|           fencing—Liverdy against Landa, and the master of the club,
 2    I,  III|       with Liverdy, Rocdiane, and Landa; make haste; it is a quarter
 3    I,  III|         de Rocdiane and the Comte Landa sympathized with him. Both
 4    I,  III|           in a duel.~The Comte de Landa, a good-natured colossus,
 5    I,  III|     pretended to believe him, and Landa, who was frankly a libertine,
 6    I,  III|           an angel, to love him.”~Landa, finding again his Rocdiane
 7    I,  III|           dear fellow,” exclaimed Landa.~“Such proofs don’t count.”~“
 8    I,  III| Hippodrome, Maldant the Eden, and Landa the Folies-Bergere, when
 9    I,  III|       frankly.~“And I, too,” said Landa.~Bertin rose.~“Well, I shall
10   II,  I  |      Adelmans, Maldant, Rocdiane, Landa, and many~others, who bore
11   II,  IV |          the fields. Rocdiane and Landa, to be sure, went hunting
12   II,  V  |          was that of the Comte de Landa. He was promenading around
13   II,  V  |            They shook hands; then Landa continued: “Splendid weather
14   II,  V  |          a gladiator, that chap!” Landa murmured.~Rocdiane resumed,