Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I |          in a few days was being praised to the skies by both critics
 2    I,  I |         She was glad when people praised his talent, and perhaps
 3    I,  I |        he admired another woman, praised the charm of her countenance
 4    I,  I |          went he should hear her praised for her charm, her taste,
 5    I,  II|        this portrait continually praised, had acquired a rooted conviction
 6   II,  I |        happiness which Guilleroy praised as a matter of duty, the
 7   II,  II|        of triumph, while Annette praised him.~“Bravo, Julio, bravo!”~“
 8   II,  VI|          of the author of a much praised romance, of a young unknown
 9   II,  VI|           of all men that anyone praised before her, even carelessly,
10   II,  VI| criticised than he enjoyed being praised, because of the uneasiness