Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I |       raised with the other hand a curtain that draped a mirror, which
 2   II,  V |          ran before him to raise a curtain at the other end; and Bertin
 3   II,  V |            the boxes hidden by the curtain. It was promised to him.
 4   II,  VI|      costume. But behind the great curtain one heard the deep sound
 5   II,  VI|            seemed to penetrate the curtain, and to extend even to the
 6   II,  VI|        those accents. But when the curtain rose he stood up again,
 7   II,  VI|     shouted as they applauded.~The curtain fell, but it was raised
 8   II,  VI|           subsided. Then, when the curtain had fallen for the third
 9   II,  VI|            the second act, and the curtain rose on the Kermesse.~Helsson’
10   II,  VI|       thrill of pleasure.~When the curtain fell, the applause was tremendous,
11   II,  VI| over-exciting this child!~Then the curtain rose on the garden scene.