Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |      little moved, and somewhat disturbed by this story which seemed
 2    I,  III|         observed them, and felt disturbed at the thought of their
 3    I,  IV |       vanity, always alert, but disturbed since she had felt in several
 4   II,  II |     fillings shone, and she was disturbed to note the livid gums and
 5   II,  II |          so fresh and blooming, disturbed her so much that she decided
 6   II,  III|          But why?” he murmured, disturbed.~“Why? Why?” she said precipitately. “
 7   II,  III| hesitated, very much surprised, disturbed, disarmed by this observation.
 8   II,  III|         insist, but he was much disturbed; he no longer knew what
 9   II,  IV |      little one!”~He went home, disturbed about himself. After he
10   II,  IV |      drawing-room, and Olivier, disturbed as if some one had caught
11   II,  V  |   Nothing. I only regret having disturbed an organized pleasure party.”~
12   II,  VI |       best; Musadieu hesitated, disturbed by the gaslight, which deceived