Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I |    passed six weeks or two months at Roncieres every year;
 2    I,  I | and their nature. In a few months all the distinguished women
 3    I,  I | health kept her in bed six months out of the twelve, and while
 4    I,  I |  intangibly across a face.~Months rolled by, then years, which
 5    I,  II|  of fat women who in three months had become more slender
 6   II,  I |   even during the last few months, I liked~very much to set
 7   II,  V | has lasted for almost four months.”~“I assure you that I cannot.”~“
 8   II,  V |   travel?”~“Yes, for three months.”~“So much the better,”
 9   II,  VI|    I say! It will be three months before you see her again.
10   II,  VI|  will be sufficient. Three months were quite enough for you