Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |     church, urged her go in and thank God.~Her preoccupation in
 2    I,  III|        down there in passing?”~“Thank you, that will be very convenient.”~“
 3    I,  III|     caressed tenderly, as if to thank him.~“I should like so much
 4   II,  II |        but that is nothing.”~To thank him for saying that, she
 5   II,  II | admiring the daughter, as if to thank the mother for having given
 6   II,  III|     with you at four o’clock.”~“Thank you! You are goodness itself!”~
 7   II,  III|        it will come directly.”~“Thank you, my friend—it is nothing.
 8   II,  IV |         see you. How are you?”~“Thank you, very well.”~She paused
 9   II,  V  |        compelled to take it, to thank him, and resign herself
10   II,  VI |         Will you come in?”~“No, thank you. It is late, and I am