Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I |       a curtain that draped a mirror, which served him in judging
 2    I,  I |    pride.~Standing before the mirror, with heels together and
 3   II,  II| approached near enough to the mirror to touch it with her forehead,
 4   II,  II|    Then she passed before her mirror, judged her appearance with
 5   II,  II|     to look at herself in the mirror. She was a little surprised,
 6   II,  II|      lace, before a beautiful mirror of cut crystal, all her
 7   II,  II|     to look at herself in the mirror. Her features were drawn,
 8   II,  V |     of which contained a tiny mirror; and often, while walking,
 9   II,  V |       her hand to take up the mirror.~She now handled it like
10   II,  VI|  hap-hazard; then, before the mirror, she lifted and twisted