Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |      discover the unknown.~He arose quietly to look among his
 2    I,  I  |       the face meanwhile.~She arose early, but remained lying
 3    I,  III|   Friday.”~“Yes, exactly.”~He arose.~“Good-by!”~“Good-by, my
 4   II,  IV |     dominated by a memory, he arose, muttering: “Any was stupid
 5   II,  IV |   tail.~Olivier, radiant, now arose.~“I will leave you my carriage,”
 6   II,  V  |   love you, my dear Any.”~She arose, sat down beside him again,
 7   II,  V  |      and we are not calm.”~He arose, clasped her close, kissing
 8   II,  V  | belongs to the waves!~Then he arose, and in order to see this
 9   II,  V  |       himself on Farandal.~He arose.~“I am tired,” said he. “
10   II,  VI |   measure of the introduction arose, filling the house with
11   II,  VI |     handsome singer.~A murmur arose. He was very attractive
12   II,  VI | outrageous disrespect; and he arose murmuring those words, which