Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  III| nights he visited her in her box at the Opera; then they
 2    I,  III|    finally reached a sort of box over the gallery of the
 3   II,  I  |   poor mamma, nailed in~that box, buried beneath that earth,
 4   II,  V  |      would have to offer his box to the Duchess. But then
 5   II,  VI |     stood in the back of the box looking at them with eyes
 6   II,  VI |      seat at the back of the box, painfully affected, as
 7   II,  VI |  stage which concealed their box, but the angle that was
 8   II,  VI |    Lochrist, in a proscenium box, was absolutely ravishing,
 9   II,  VI |      upon the railing of the box, Annette was listening with
10   II,  VI |    the square opening of the box, he felt all the bitterness
11   II,  VI |     hatred, following to his box, where he saw, putting more