Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I |   Countess’s house, and was very simply invited to breakfast on
 2    I,  I |  different, so unceasing? Had he simply fallen into the trap set
 3    I,  II|     Madame, I am a painter and I simply arrange the drapery, so
 4    I,  IV| delighted, and whispered: “It is simply a delicious bit—a jewel!
 5   II,  I |       knowing where I was going, simply to walk, to~breathe, to
 6   II,  II|        as it appears.”~“Oh, I am simply smoking.”~She could not
 7   II,  IV| coverlets for the poor.~She said simply, on seeing him enter: “Ah,
 8   II,  V |         any longer.~“But you are simply insane with that idea!”~
 9   II,  VI|         right. She would thereby simply fulfil her role of friend,
10   II,  VI|     understood that she had seen simply the melting of the wax seals.~