Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |            away, and his eyes every instant looked at the clock, whose
 2    I,  II | astonishment, “and your wife?”~“One instant, one little instant,” pleaded
 3    I,  II |             One instant, one little instant,” pleaded the Count. “There
 4    I,  III|            shows a man, in a single instant, all that she has given
 5    I,  IV |              confounded them for an instant and asked: “Is that you,
 6   II,  I  |            death take someone every instant, as it will soon take us.
 7   II,  III|            that she had lent for an instant to this healthy and almost
 8   II,  IV |            recurred to him at every instant. He continued, in spite
 9   II,  V  |           sound like rain.~At every instant some newcomer saluted the
10   II,  V  |      acuteness that he struggled an instant or so against an animal-like