Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |            the daily renewal of his struggle. A vague, heavy odor of
 2    I,  I  |           she wished to cry out, to struggle, to repulse him; but she
 3    I,  I  |          within us by the incessant struggle between our desires and
 4    I,  I  | comprehended that the hour for that struggle must come; that this man
 5    I,  II |             she had been obliged to struggle with the beginning of embonpoint,
 6    I,  III|          Arc de Triomphe, seemed to struggle in an endless race. The
 7   II,  II |           always victorious in that struggle. Her heart, soothed by success
 8   II,  III|        after the first blow, react, struggle, and find arguments for
 9   II,  IV |         long discussion followed, a struggle of words and arguments,
10   II,  V  |             girl! He need no longer struggle, resist, or deny; he loved
11   II,  V  |            day, exasperated by this struggle between herself and this
12   II,  VI |          leaned against her, to the struggle in his breast. Then, seized