Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I |          the Comte de Guilleroy, deputy from the Eure, made a special
 2    I,  I |   elegant wife of a Conservative deputy, they were experts in that
 3    I,  I |        squire, agriculturist and deputy; that she was in mourning
 4    I,  II|         alone.~“And you, my dear Deputy,” asked the painter, “what
 5    I,  II|          Marquis should become a deputy, he would become also, by
 6    I,  II|       the daughter of the Norman deputy, to whom this marriage would
 7    I,  II|     personal profit.~As a simple deputy, he did not cut a prominent
 8    I,  II| political economy necessary to a deputy, the A B C of sociology
 9   II,  I |    always Paris, after all.”~The Deputy seemed to be enjoying his
10   II,  I |         were the lucky one!”~The Deputy, flattered, assented to
11   II,  VI|       Modern Painting.’”~And the deputy ceased to be astonished. “