Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  III|  the Countess’s note, then, opening the drawer of a writing-desk,
 2    I,  III|    a smile.~The leaves were opening, the familiar nightingales
 3   II,  II |  there, and its perspective opening to the yellow fields, illuminated
 4   II,  II |  hour, when the maid, after opening the curtains and the shutters,
 5   II,  V  | daughter; and the Countess, opening the boxes, which often held
 6   II,  V  | added: “We are going to the opening of Parliament. My wife will
 7   II,  V  |  going to be present at the opening of the session. I intended
 8   II,  V  |  spite of him, through this opening—another, or rather the same
 9   II,  VI |    which rose in the square opening of the box, he felt all
10   II,  VI |  walked toward the desk. On opening the drawer, she found it