Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  III|   approach.~The Countess’s letter aroused him like the stroke
 2   II,  I  |  Roncieres, July 24.~“Your letter would have done me good,
 3   II,  I  |    FRIEND: Thanks for your letter. I need so much to know
 4   II,  I  |      When he received this letter announcing the still delayed
 5   II,  VI |   writing the address on a letter. On a table beside her lay
 6   II,  VI |    Who is there?”~“It is a letter,” an unknown voice replied.~“
 7   II,  VI |  unknown voice replied.~“A letter! From whom?”~“From a physician.”~“
 8   II,  VI |  called. “I have an urgent letter for you, brought by a cabman.
 9   II,  VI |    The Count had taken the letter and was turning it over
10   II,  VI | snatched from his hand the letter he held out and read:~“MONSIEUR: