Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  III|  grave, and she said no more, carried away by the pleasure of
 2    I,  III| Belgian and Portuguese banks, carried boldly upon his energetic,
 3    I,  III|     made drunk by melody, and carried him along through sweet
 4    I,  III|   gone to the land of Dreams, carried away by a phrase or a word
 5    I,  IV |     of Musadieu, who had been carried off by the Minister of the
 6   II,  II | protracted.~Suddenly the dog, carried along by the impetus of
 7   II,  II |        Like all women who are carried away by a distress of soul,
 8   II,  IV |        He took the volume and carried it to bed, to read whatever
 9   II,  V  |   recognized many that he had carried about on his person for
10   II,  V  |    longer allow himself to be carried away by his rage, as he
11   II,  V  |    disease, an obsession. She carried in her pocket a dainty little
12   II,  VI |        and the Duchess, quite carried away, understood and approved
13   II,  VI | quarter, to which someone had carried him, at nine o’clock in
14   II,  VI |       the room; and that gaze carried a superhuman emotion from