Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  II |          and had found means to get himself reappointed Inspector
 2    I,  III| champagne.~“The little one will get intoxicated,” protested
 3   II,  I  |       of eight or nine hours. I get up~overcome by the fatigue
 4   II,  II |   beasts, which did not wish to get up. It was evidently the
 5   II,  II |     twitching of their skin, to get rid of the flies, became
 6   II,  II |    bushes, sprang behind her to get the ball rolling in the
 7   II,  II |        with all her strength to get away from him; then, moved
 8   II,  III|       He opened his bookcase to get a book, then asked, hesitating:~“
 9   II,  III|        me! I cannot speak here. Get my daughter and call a cab.”~
10   II,  III|       her.”~He went out, ran to get a flask from his room and
11   II,  VI |      too careful. Can you still get them to-night, for I do
12   II,  VI |       insure this, someone must get out of bed and bring them.
13   II,  VI |       not have that,” he said. “Get up, Any; open the lowest