Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |    the painter, the Countess gazed fixedly at him. The ardor
 2    I,  III|   never would end. Then they gazed into each other’s eyes,
 3   II,  II |   toward the outside and now gazed, beneath the blue sky, lightly
 4   II,  II |     but not frightened, they gazed at him with their large,
 5   II,  II | looked out into the park and gazed at the tall trees, watched
 6   II,  III|    full of a sort of terror, gazed at her daughter and the
 7   II,  V  | sitting down in front of it, gazed at it. He tried to see her
 8   II,  V  |    seat to the Marquis.”~She gazed deep into his eyes, and
 9   II,  VI |     under the coverlet. They gazed at each other, no longer
10   II,  VI |     heart to the other.~They gazed upon each other, and the
11   II,  VI |  with conviction.~They still gazed at each other, seeking to