Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  II |     her neighbor; the Count offered his to the Duchess, and
 2    I,  III|     the meeting; but Bertin offered to take her for a walk,
 3    I,  III|     from the Russians, then offered a cup to Musadieu, another
 4   II,  II |   happiness that chance had offered her, with no other desire
 5   II,  II |    vague supplications. She offered her adoration to God, the
 6   II,  III|    a passion for billiards, offered to play a game with Bertin,
 7   II,  IV |   given her, opened it, and offered him some cigarettes.~“Pray
 8   II,  V  | suddenly he to whom one has offered her whole being, her entire
 9   II,  VI |   was charming, he mentally offered to his little friend; and
10   II,  VI |     had at last subsided he offered his arm to the Duchess,
11   II,  VI |   his triumphs, the incense offered was so frequent that it