Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  III|        of his inamoratas to be guessed by unmistakable hints—society
 2   II,  III|         Why? Oh, I should have guessed it sooner myself, but I
 3   II,  IV |     lighting the score; but he guessed so well, read so clearly,
 4   II,  IV |       face beside her own. She guessed, she saw in the eyes the
 5   II,  V  |       she read it in his eyes, guessed it and pondered over it
 6   II,  V  |    been concealed from him. He guessed it, and his eyes, growing
 7   II,  V  |       the date was settled. He guessed the reason for his friend’
 8   II,  V  | enduring all the pain that she guessed at in him; and Annette’s
 9   II,  VI |  convulsed and livid face, she guessed that he had reached the
10   II,  VI |    wept bitterly.~She knew—she guessed! Something intolerable,