Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  | cigarette between his lips.~With gaze lost in the distant sky,
 2    I,  I  |          omnibuses, with a blank gaze that saw nothing; she thought
 3    I,  III|          with which the mother’s gaze had met his in the first
 4    I,  III|   Countess listened with curious gaze, her idle hands holding
 5   II,  II |        where you passed under my gaze, as a frigate passes under
 6   II,  IV |         it, though continuing to gaze at it with attention and
 7   II,  IV |          her work, and fixed her gaze upon him, a gaze full of
 8   II,  IV |       fixed her gaze upon him, a gaze full of doubt and entreaty.~“
 9   II,  IV |         so clearly, the watchful gaze of the Countess that he
10   II,  IV |         man he did not allow his gaze to rest longer on the fair
11   II,  V  |          paused in the street to gaze at herself in the shop-windows,
12   II,  VI |        looking at him with fixed gaze.~He was making a great effort
13   II,  VI |        was in the room; and that gaze carried a superhuman emotion