Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |  dumb-bell on the floor, he hastened toward the door with an
 2    I,  II |     of authority.~Guilleroy hastened to meet her, and kissed
 3    I,  IV |    exhibition of sculpture, hastened upstairs to the picture
 4    I,  IV |    lunch with us.”~Musadieu hastened toward them. He had been
 5    I,  IV |     Bertin.~He saw them and hastened to meet them. As he greeted
 6   II,  III| worn by the salesgirls, who hastened forward to meet her, all
 7   II,  III|   already four o’clock. She hastened away to take her daughter
 8   II,  V  |   about that,” the Countess hastened to say. “But I trust that
 9   II,  V  |    promised to him. Then he hastened to the Guilleroys’.~The
10   II,  VI |     a few minutes.”~And she hastened away, running a little,
11   II,  VI |     limit of suffering.~She hastened toward him, with an impulse